Business Insider tells the global tech, finance, stock market, media, economy, lifestyle, real estate, AI and innovative stories you want to know.
When Jonathan Wolf co-founded the nutrition company ZOE eight years ago, his diet was 'not great.' He was eating lots of ultra-processed food and tons of sugar, he told Business Insider.But he began making incremental changes to his diet in 2017, after he met ZOE co-founder Tim Spector, an epidemiologist who studies nutrition and gut health at Kings College London.Wolf was previously the chief product officer at an advertising tech company.
Participants who ate a variety of healthy, plant-based foods had more diverse gut microbiomes, the study found.Wolf realized he needed to eat more whole foods to increase the diversity of his diet and, therefore, his gut microbiome.Spector was part of a 2018 American Gut Project study into how many types of dietary fiber, found in plants, are needed for a diverse microbiome. Fruits and vegetables were factored in, as well as other plant-based items such as spices.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Quantum computing stocks sell-off accelerates as Zuckerberg becomes latest tech CEO to temper sector enthusiasmQuantum computing stocks sold off Monday after Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg cautioned that quantum computing uses remain years away.
Read more »
The Cost of Immortality: Tech CEO's Quest for Everlasting Life Takes a TollBryan Johnson, a tech entrepreneur, documents his extreme biohacking journey in the Netflix documentary 'Don't Die' as he attempts to reverse his biological age and cheat death. His methods, including a restrictive diet, blood transfusions from his son, and daily medication regimes, come with unexpected consequences, including constant hunger and potential health risks.
Read more »
Epic Games CEO Accuses Big Tech of Hypocrisy in Courting TrumpTim Sweeney, CEO of Epic Games, criticized tech giants like Google and Apple for shifting their political allegiance from Democrats to Republicans in hopes of influencing the Trump administration's antitrust policies. Sweeney pointed to recent donations made by these companies to Trump's inauguration and suggested that they are attempting to curry favor with the new administration.
Read more »
Epic Games CEO Accuses Big Tech of Cozying Up to TrumpEpic Games CEO Tim Sweeney criticizes tech giants like Apple and Google for allegedly shifting their political alliances from Democrats to Republicans to appease the incoming Trump administration. Sweeney points to recent donations to Trump's inauguration and perceived policy shifts as evidence of this 'scummy monopoly campaign.' He warns that this move aims to weaken antitrust regulations and benefit the tech giants at the expense of consumers and competition.
Read more »
Tech Weekly Roundup: Samsung Galaxy S25, Apple Air Phone, Sonos CEO Departure & MoreThis week in tech, we saw major announcements from Samsung and Apple, as well as a shakeup at Sonos. Samsung is prepping to unveil its new Galaxy S25 series, rumored to feature AI-powered upgrades and a slimmer design. Apple, meanwhile, is reportedly working on an ultra-thin iPhone codenamed 'Air', with a single-lens camera system. Sonos CEO Patrick Spence is stepping down after the disastrous launch of the company's new app last year. And there were developments in the world of social media, with Meta facing criticism for blocking links to Pixelfed and making changes to its content moderation policies.
Read more »
Nvidia CEO is one of the few tech bigwigs skipping Trump’s inaugurationElon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Jezz Bezos are lined up to attend Donald Trump’s inauguration on Monday, but Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang won’t be joining them.
Read more »