National Library of Medicine Citations for Atherosclerosis

The following have had published studies. These are report on the averages of a group of patients; they do not apply to all patients and are not necessary predictive.

Some studies were done on people with specific conditions, ethnic origin or diet style (i.e. traditional Chinese Diet versus Western Diet), which may be why some shifts are in opposite directions.

See this post about overlapping bacteria/taxa and possible progression of conditions.

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Note these are associations and not causation. Items being high or low may be part of the immune response.

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A percentile below 20% can be deemed to be low, and above 80% as high. These are arbitrary values.

Tax Rank Tax Name Shift Percentile Distribution Citation Link
genus Akkermansia (NCBI:239934 ) Low Distribution    📚 PubMed
genus Clostridium (NCBI:1485 ) Low Distribution    📚 PubMed
genus Collinsella (NCBI:102106 ) High Distribution    📚 PubMed
genus Edwardsiella (NCBI:635 ) High Distribution    📚 PubMed
genus Eubacterium (NCBI:1730 ) Low Distribution    📚 PubMed
genus Faecalibacterium (NCBI:216851 ) High Distribution    📚 PubMed
genus Prevotella (NCBI:838 ) High Distribution    📚 PubMed
genus Proteus (NCBI:583 ) High Distribution    📚 PubMed
genus Providencia (NCBI:586 ) High Distribution    📚 PubMed
genus Roseburia (NCBI:841 ) Low Distribution    📚 PubMed
species Eubacterium xylanophilum (NCBI:39497 ) Low Distribution    📚 PubMed
species Odoribacter splanchnicus (NCBI:28118 ) Low Distribution    📚 PubMed
species Roseburia intestinalis (NCBI:166486 ) Low Distribution    📚 PubMed

All suggestions are computed solely on their predicted microbiome impact. Safety, side-effects etc must be evaluated by your medical professionals before starting. Some items suggests have significant risk of adverse consequences for some people.

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