Study looks at science-based recommendations for dietary phenols for reducing intestinal inflammation    Texas A&M AgriLife Research has received a $632,593 one-year grant from the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health, NCCIH, for a study related to complementary and alternative medicine. One of the principal investigators for the study, called ’Anti-inflammatory microbiome-substrate-host interactions,’ will … Continue reading AgriLife Research to investigate ‘mechanics’ of botanical compounds and human microbiota