How Can the Same Diet Affect People Differently? The Microbiome and Methane May be Why Meet methanogens — gut microbes that turn fiber into methane and extra energy. But not everyone has them.

The study, published today in The ISME Journal, found that methane-producing microbes called methanogens are associated with a more efficient microbiome and higher energy absorption from food.

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The team is interested in seeing how methanogens in the microbiome impact a diet that is intentionally aimed at helping participants lose weight.

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