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Do synbiotics provide healthful benefits in gastrointestinal related issues in weight loss surgery patients?
The clinical community accepts that synbiotics provide positive gut health benefits, i.e. improvement in bowel function and reduction in gastrointestinal distress symptoms such as bloating. However, when conducting a literature review on probiotics and prebiotics, specifically related to bariatric surgery recipients, most of the research studies have poor quality, do not cite the quantity of each strain being studied, or review changes in gastrointestinal related symptoms. The primary objective of this double blind, randomized control trial was to test the efficacy of a once daily, multi-strain synbiotic on gut health changes in weight loss surgery patients by analyzing stool samples prior to administration and three months post administration of a synbiotic to monitor any changes quantity or type of bacteria in the stool samples. Study participants also completed weekly surveys that evaluated their bowel habits and stool consistency post supplementation. A chi-square test was performed to examine associations between synbiotic intake and gastrointestinal related symptoms. Results showed statistically significant reduction in all gastrointestinal symptoms post synbiotic supplementation. The long-term goal is to disseminate these findings and impact clinical care of patients by incorporating synbiotics into standards of care for weight loss surgery patients to reduce gastrointestinal side effects, such as bloating and irregular bowel patterns, that are present in patients after surgery. The specific aims of this study include: 1) To determine whether synbiotic intake causes gastrointestinal symptoms in post-bariatric surgery patients, compared with no synbiotic, 2) To assess colonization of differing bacterial groups in stool samples pre- and post- synbiotic administration by comparing quantity and changes in each bacterial strain
Episode 20 Business Reources & The Metaverse
In this episode of Instruction Request, we dive into the world of business research tools and the evolving VR metaverse!
Research Question of the Day: Do we have access to the Jacksonville Business Journal at UNF? Spoiler alert: Yes, we do! Including The Book of Lists—available digitally via the A-Z Databases. All you have to do is sign up. Instructions are in the database entry!
Business Resources We Cover: → Business Research LibGuide: https://libguides.unf.edu/businessarticles/Home → Key databases for business research
What’s New in the Virtual Learning Center? → We explore the Engage XR Metaverse platform: https://engagevr.io/ → And take a tour of Meta Horizon Workrooms with Zoom integration: https://forwork.meta.com/horizon-workrooms/
Instruction Updates & Upcoming Events:
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✔️ Faculty Welcome Tabling – Aug 28
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Ida B. Wells-Barnett Business Card
Card: Mrs. Ida B. Wells-Barnett, 3542 So. Parkway. Undated
Dr. N. D. Bryant Business Card
Card: Dr. N. D. Bryant, Physician and Surgeon, 811 W. 8th St., Corner Davis St. (Canty\u27s Building), Jacksonville, Florida. Undated
What the Money Spent for Drink Would Buy Leaflet
Leaflet: Women\u27s Christian Temperance Union flyer. Undated
Letter From Charles J. Thompson to Eartha White
Correspondence: Letter from Charles J. Thompson, Sharon, West Virginia, to Miss E. M. M. White, Jacksonville, Florida. No date given
Dedication of Maternity Home Notes
Note: Dedication of Maternity Home, 1449 Milnor Street, Jacksonville, Florida. September 22. Undated
Newtons Daughter
This artwork features two cars on the street with palm trees.https://digitalcommons.unf.edu/campus_art/1808/thumbnail.jp
Eartha White Museum, Exterior
Photograph: Three women on the front porch, entering the Eartha White Museum. Undated.https://digitalcommons.unf.edu/eartha_images/2290/thumbnail.jp