Gut bacterium and its metabolite found to delay aging

A caller survey published successful Nature Aging connected Aug. 25 reports that a azygous gut bacterium—Bifidobacterium pseudocatenulatum (BP)—together with a tiny molecule it produces, 5-aminovaleric acerb betaine (5-AVAB), tin alleviate aggregate hallmarks of aging and widen steadfast lifespan successful mice, opening a promising avenue toward healthier aging successful humans.