Scientists track blue muffins through 932 guts to map digestion
NCT ID NCT07309250
Summary
This study aims to understand what a normal 'gut transit time'—how long it takes food to travel through your digestive system—is for healthy adults. Researchers will measure this in 932 volunteers by having them eat a special blue muffin and tracking when the color appears in their stool. They will also collect information on diet, lifestyle, and health markers to see how these factors relate to digestion speed.
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Department of Chronic Diseases and Metabolism
Leuven, Flemish Brabant, 3000, Belgium
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