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The NiMe Diet is scientifically proven to restore your gut microbiome and transform your health.
The NiMe Diet is the Non-industrialized Microbiome Restore Diet.
Read the paper here: tr.ee/dmzuERZeWi
Could what you eat influence how you respond to cancer immunotherapy?
Researchers are exploring how diet and the gut microbiome may be linked to treatment response.
🎥 Discover the research and watch the talks:
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#CancerResearch #Immunotherapy #NiMeDiet
“High in fibre”? A fibre claim doesn’t tell the whole story. Check out the video!
How much fibre?
Where does it come from?
How much sugar?
#NiMeDiet #Fibre #Nutrition #FoodLabels
Where did the NiMe diet come from?
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In this interview, Professor Clare Collins from Australia speaks with our own Prof. Jens Walter about the science and story behind the NiMe diet.
#NiMeDiet #GutMicrobiome #Fibre #MicrobiomeResearch #ChronicDisease
Has the traditional Mediterranean diet been lost? A recent BBC article highlights a worrying trend: childhood overweight and obesity are rising in Italy, even regions once renowned for the traditional Mediterranean diet.#HealthyLifestyle #diet #nutrition
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An important message: there is no single food, supplement or quick fix that will transform your gut microbiome. #GutHealth #GutMicrobiome #Nutrition #NiMeDiet
In this recent Irish Examiner article, Irish experts—including our own Prof. Jens Walter—share practical, evidence-based ways to support gut health.
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This is a monumental moment for the NiMe team.
We partner with @GourmetFuel to deliver meals that were clinically validated in a Cell paper—one of the world’s most prestigious scientific journals—directly into Dublin.
#NiMeHealth #DublinSchools #PrecisionNutrition #IrishScience
Jens Walter featured on Slán go Feoil on RTÉ, analysing gut microbiome changes (via poo samples) before and after giving up meat. Results aligned with key NiMe Diet principles. Watch the series (available in Ireland): rte.ie/player/series/sl%C3%A…
The microbiome isn’t a trend - it’s biology.
Modern diets can reduce microbial metabolic activity and SCFA production, with downstream effects on gut and metabolic health.
Learn how diet shapes the microbiome in the free NiMe Diet book: thenimediet.com
Fibre is trending - but not all fibre works the same. 🌾
💡 Intrinsic fibre from beans, oats, veg & fruit = proven benefits
❌ Added fibre in sugary foods = less impact
The goal isn’t to add fibre to junk food - it’s to eat foods that are fibre-rich.
📘 thenimediet.com
Activia Fibre yogurt has 1.6g of fibre and 13g of sugar.
That’s 8× more sugar than fibre per pot.
Most of the fibre? Added oligofructose, not whole foods.
Fibre claims can be technically true but nutritionally misleading.
📘 thenimediet.com
#TheNiMeDiet
Not all probiotics are created equal. 🦠
They’re often marketed as a cure-all but the truth is more nuanced.
👇Read more below
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🔍 ProbioticChart.ca
Should you eat dairy? 🧀🥛
Even experts disagree and new US guidelines highlight the confusion.
✔️ Yogurt: strong cardiometabolic benefits
🧀 Cheese: ok in moderation
🧈 Butter/cream: best kept minimal
🎥 Watch the video for a deeper look
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#TheNiMeDiet
Most of us aren’t eating enough fibre and it matters.
Higher fibre intake is linked to lower risk of type 2 diabetes, heart disease & colorectal cancer.
📘 Get practical tips in the free NiMe Diet book: thenimediet.com
#FibreMatters #GutHealth #TheNiMeDiet
Boost your fibre intake in 1 minute with this mix from Dr. Anissa Armet, PhD, RD.
Whole food ingredients, rich in fermentable + bulking fibres, omega-3s & plant protein.
🧫 More recipes: thenimediet.com
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