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Can Vaccinium L. berries be considered sustainable microbiota-targeted dietary interventions? A critical synthesis of current trends and human clinical evidence
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• Vaccinium berries showed selective, not global, modulation of gut microbiota. • Global α- and β-diversity remain largely unchanged versus controls. • Bifidobacterium and Faecalibacterium increased across several interventions • Evidence is insufficient to classify Vaccinium as a sustainable microbiota tool • Future multi-omics Vaccinium RCTs with detailed phytochemical profiling are needed
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