.@UniofNottingham study investigating the effect of exercise, diet & genetics on the gut microbiome in sprinters, marathon runners & their family & housemates.
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ALT Text inviting endurance athletes running the London Marathon to participate in a gut microbiome study with a QR code for more information.
ALT Text inviting endurance athletes running the London Marathon to participate in a gut microbiome study with a QR code for more information.
ALT Photo of a marathon runner crossing the finish line and text saying are you a Championship standard runner? Researchers at the University of Nottingham are studying the gut microbiome in elite endurance athletes. Scan the QR code to find out more
ALT Text looking for Championship standard marathon runners to take part in a University of Nottingham Study with a QR code to scan for more information.
ALT A box of running numbers
ALT A picture of people of different ethnicities cooking with text saying 'The collection of bacteria living in our digestive system (gut microbiome) has been shown to vary between races and ethnicities in the United States. Our study is looking at gut microbiome differences in the UK population.'
ALT Information about the health benefits of Ackee which has a high amount of dietary fibre which is beneficial for digestive health and links to X and instagram accounts if you want to learn more @microbiomestudy
ALT Photo of a marathon runner crossing the finish line and text saying are you a Championship standard runner? Researchers at the University of Nottingham are studying the gut microbiome in elite endurance athletes. Scan the QR code to find out more
