Episode 17: The Antibiotic Situationship Your Gut Never Got Over
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Episode 17: The Antibiotic Situationship Your Gut Never Got Over
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Okay, real talk.
Have you ever taken an antibiotic, felt better in four days, and then completely forgot it ever happened?
Your gut definitely hasn't forgotten. A brand new 2026 study of nearly 15,000 Swedish adults just showed that a single course of antibiotics can leave a measurable mark on your gut microbiome for up to eight years. Clindamycin alone was associated with losing 47 species from one course. And the recovery curve? It flattens after two years — meaning if those species haven't come back by then, they probably aren't coming back. In this Lit Review Friday episode, we break down Baldanzi et al. (2026) from Nature Medicine, connect it to the landmark Suez et al. (2018) Cell study on why probiotics might actually delay recovery, and lay out what the science says about how to actually support your gut before, during, and after antibiotics.
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🔬 Primary paper: Baldanzi G, et al. "Oral antibiotic use and the gut microbiome." Nature Medicine, 2026.
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