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Parneet Kular

University of Illinois Chicago

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A high fermentable fiber Western diet reduces indole levels

Medha Priyadarshini, Julianne A. Jorgensen, Sophia R. Chang Stauffer, Lina Issa, Nupur Pandya, Chioma Nnyamah, Kai Xu, James Boyett, Parneet Kular, Aditi Mhatre, Vishal H Brahambhatt, Jack A. Gilbert, Md Wasim Khan, Barton L. Wicksteed, Yang David Dai, Brian Thomas Layden

This study shows that adding fermentable fiber to a Western diet reduces indole levels and improves gut microbiota diversity and metabolic health in mice.

bioRxiv · Jan 30, 2026 · PreprintPhysiology