In the latest paper from our group, first author Kassem Makki and colleagues are demonstrating how fiber supplementation increases microbial production of 6a-hydroxylated bile acids, which improve glucose metabolism through tgr5 induced GLP1 production. It was published with Open Access in Gut, online.
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