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Libraries were quantified using a Qubit 3. Sequencing reads were downloaded from the BaseSpace server in FASTQ format. Reads were demultiplexed and adaptors removed. Operational Taxonomic Units OTUs were generated using QIIME 2.
Species richness and diversity were calculated with the Shannon index and Pielou's evenness Supplementary Figure.
Venous blood samples were collected from an antecubital vein into Ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid EDTA and serum separator tubes SST immediately before and after 7, 14, and 30 days of supplementation.
One milliliter of EDTA blood was used to quantify erythrocyte sedimentation rate ESR by the Westegren method Sedi-Rate, Globe Scientific, Inc. The remaining EDTA blood was stored at 4°C until centrifugation.
Two milliliter serum were sent to an outside facility Pathology Laboratories, Inc. Remaining serum samples were assayed in house in duplicate for TNF-a BMSHS, Invitrogen, ThermoFisher Scientific, Vienna, Austria , insulin Catalog , Crystal Chem, Elk Grove, IL , glucose Item P, Eton Bioscience, San Diego, CA , and glycated albumin Catalog IT, G-Biosciences, St.
Louis MO. Reference range for CRP was 0. For microbiota changes, 12 participants per group were needed for an effect size of 1. For UA, CRP, and ESR 12 participants per group were needed for an effect size of 0.
For glucose a sample size of 12 was needed for an effect size of 0. Statistical analysis was completed using Statistical Package for the Social Sciences SPSS; SPSS Linear mixed models were used to examine the main effects of time, and treatment, and the interaction effect time x treatment.
For microbiome composition, data was analyzed overall for change in OTUs between groups at baseline, 14 and 30 days. Different covariance structures were systematically fit to the data, and the one that minimized the Hurvich and Tsai's criterion was chosen for the final model. Where a significant F ratio was observed, post-hoc comparisons with LSD-adjusted p -values were used to identify which pairs of means were significantly different.
Normality and homogeneity of variance of the residuals were checked using Q-Q plots, and scatter plots, respectively, and deemed plausible in each instance. Data are represented as mean ± SD. Finally, there were no significant changes in any bacteria phyla or species over time or between groups.
OTU data can be seen in Figure 3. Figure 3. Observed taxonomic units OTUs for A Bacteroides, B Firmicutes, C Actinobacteria, and D Proteobacteria at baseline and after 14 and 30 days of supplementation with placebo or Montmorency tart cherry MTC.
Correlations between the gut microbiome and other variables were mostly weak. Inflammatory marker data can be seen in Figure 4. Figure 4. Inflammatory markers including erythrocyte sedimentation rate A , uric acid B , C-reactive protein C and tumor necrosis factor alpha D for each group at baseline and after 14 and 30 days of supplementation with placebo or Montmorency tart cherry MTC concentrate or capsules.
Similarly, 30 days post was significantly higher vs. baseline mean difference: Glucose regulation data can be seen in Figure 5. Figure 5. Glucose regulation markers including glycated albumin A , blood glucose B , and insulin C concentrations for each group at baseline and after 14 and 30 days of supplementation with placebo or Montmorency tart cherry MTC concentrate or capsules.
Typical dietary pattern analysis found that all participants were classified as normal for protein intake, 39 participants were classified as normal, 4 classified as high, and 8 classified as low for carbohydrate intake. For fat, 36 were classified as normal and 15 were classified as high.
For fiber, 16 participants were classified as normal, 11 were classified as high, and 24 were classified as low.
There was no significant difference between groups in any of the macronutrients analyzed from the 3 day food log in this study Table 2. Consumption of the top polyphenol containing foods were tracked weekly, results can be found in Supplemental data. Table 2. The current study examined the effects of 30 days of supplementing with MTC concentrate or freeze-dried powder on gut microbiome composition, inflammation, and glucose regulation.
We hypothesized that the polyphenols in tart cherry products would influence the gut microbiome composition, which would modulate changes in inflammatory markers and glucose regulation. However, we found no significant alterations in the gut microbiome, and no significant impact of MTC supplementation on inflammation or glucose regulation.
The relationship between polyphenols and the gut microbiome has been established, whereby the degradation of most polyphenols requires host microbes and these microbes in turn utilize the products produced from polyphenol degradation for energy. This degradation of polyphenols often leads to greater bioavailability and biological activity 31 however this is dependent on the host microbiota composition Tart cherries are well-known to be high in polyphenols and two previous investigations have examined the impact of tart cherry supplementation on the composition of the gut microbiome with disparate findings.
Mayta-Apaza 11 investigated ingestion of 8 oz. MTC juice for 5 days in 10 participants. When comparing pre-to post-intervention microbiota, very little change was detected. However, the authors determined the need to divide participants into groups based on the baseline relative abundance of Bacteroides , either high or low.
In the high Bacteroides group, ingestion of tart cherry juice resulted in a sharp decline in Bacteroides and an increase in Firmicutes such as Ruminococcus, Clostridium, Streptococcus and Lactobacillus , while the opposite was seen in the low Bacteroides group, with an increase in Bacteroides and decreases in Firmicutes such as Streptococcus and Lachnospiraceae.
These changes may have been due to the underlying diets of the participants, as those in the low Bacteroides group consumed more carbohydrates, sugars, and fibers and the high polyphenol intake from the tart cherry juice resulted in increases in Bacteroides to facilitate breakdown of these polyphenols.
When we divided our participants into groups based on high or low baseline levels of Bacteroides , we noted significantly higher Bacteroides in the high vs. low group at baseline and over the 30 days and no change in Firmicute levels, in contrast to the finding of Mayta-Apaza.
However, we did not find any significant differences or changes in the other bacteria phyla or species, even if the groups were divided by their baseline Bacteroides levels. Contrary to the findings of Mayta-Apaza, Lear 25 found no significant impact of 4 weeks supplementing with tart cherry concentrate on gut microbial composition.
These authors noted their samples contained very low abundance of Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium , which should have been more abundant and found their collection and storage methods may have resulted in alterations in their abundances.
Early data suggests that the microbiome can be altered with dietary intake strategies, such as exclusively plant or animal based diets 6. For example, 20 days of red wine consumption increased Firmicutes and Bacteroidetes 8 and 30 days consumption of a high polyphenol cocoa drink increased bifidobacterial and lactobacilli populations.
In our study, it is possible that MTC supplementation brought change in microbial composition that might have not been measured with our fecal sample collection times i. Further, Leeming et al. Therefore, future research should focus on detecting the sufficient time that bring the effective change in microbial composition from the intake of tart cherry supplementation.
It is also interesting to note that dietary intake of our participants did not seem to be a determining factor in whether or not the MTC supplementation altered microbial diversity, in contrast to Mayta-Apaza.
While this likely determined whether a participant had high or low levels of Bacteroidetes at baseline, either the supplements did not provide enough of a stimulus for change, or the participant's dietary patterns were too influential to bring about change.
This might indicate a need for greater changes in diet, along with MTC supplementation, to see significant alterations in gut microbiome composition. When inflammation is present in the body, red blood cells stick to one another and this results in greater sedimentation rates.
While this is a non-specific marker of inflammation, it has been measured in two previous studies using tart cherry juice consumption 23 , The average values for ESR were well within the normal ranges for the test, indicating there was no measurable inflammation in our participants, which differs from the two previous studies.
Uric acid is produced in the body from the breakdown of purines, and if not metabolized itself, can accumulate resulting in pain and inflammation. There is significant interest in the use of tart cherries to reduce UA and the incidence of gout because much of the research indicates MTC concentrate 18 , MTC juice 22 , 23 and freeze-dried MTC decrease UA CRP is used as a marker for inflammation, typically used to predict cardiovascular disease risk.
However, because it is an essential marker of inflammation and elevated CRP has been noted in many inflammatory diseases 38 it can be a valuable tool for evaluating the impact of tart cherry on inflammation.
Equivocal findings have been noted with tart cherry supplementation and changes in CRP, potentially due to different lengths of supplementation and doses.
Acute interventions with MTC juice or concentrate are equivocal. For example, Bell et al. However, Hillman and Uhranowsky 22 did not find a change in CRP during a 48 h intervention with either 30 or 60 ml MTC juice. Two investigations that utilized sweet Bing cherries did find significant reductions in CRP both after 3 h 41 and 28 day These different results could be due to formulations, as sweet tart cherries are the only ones known to have anthocyanins in all portions of the fruit skin, flesh and pit , while tart cherries do not have anthocyanins in their flesh and very little in their pits, though tart cherries have higher antioxidant properties Another reason for differences between studies could be due to type of CRP measured inflammatory vs.
high-sensitivity or its reported low reproducibility Levels of CRP in our study are similar to other investigations who used healthy participants and MTC supplements and perhaps the lack of change in our study is due to this healthier population used.
Indeed studies utilizing participants with high baseline levels of CRP tend to find significant reductions supplementing 4—6 weeks with MTC supplementation 21 , TNF-α is a pro-inflammatory cytokine that regulates many body processes including inflammatory reactions by stimulating additional pro-inflammatory cells.
TNF-α is not typically present in healthy humans, but increased levels are often found in inflammatory bowel diseases, where it leads to pathological inflammation TNF-α in humans has been decreased 36 , 42 or unaffected by cherry ingestion 41 , 46 , 47 , and animal models demonstrate similar results 48 , TNF-α is positively associated with relative abundance of bacteria such as Ruminococcaceae, Blautia , and Lactobacillus 45 , however because we did not see a significant increase in these populations, we cannot speculate that this was the cause.
One study has found elevated TNF-α following ingestion of a Jerte Valley cherry-based product, which they speculated was caused by elevations in melatonin content 50 , however because we did not measure melatonin content, we cannot be sure what caused TNF-α to increase in our study.
Taken together, the results of this study indicate MTC supplementation in either concentrate or freeze-dried powder has little impact on inflammation in apparently healthy participants, which may in part be due to a lack of sufficient inflammation in participants to observe any effect of the supplements.
Cell-line work demonstrates MTC extract treatment leads to changes in key enzymes related to glucose regulation in diabetes, including alpha amylase This would result in slower peak glucose levels and a longer time for carbohydrate digestion, which may decrease average blood glucose over time.
Glucose regulation in the current study was assessed via measurement of glycated albumin, which is reflective of glycemia over a 2—3 week period 51 , as well as blood glucose and insulin levels. Glycated albumin and insulin were not significantly changed over time nor were they different between groups, however blood glucose levels steadily rose over the course of the study but were not different between groups.
This data is in line with the work by Lear 25 who found a decrease in insulin sensitivity decreased Matsuda index , with an increase in insulin and no decrease in blood glucose in those supplementing with MTC juice. Additionally, Chai et al. Interestingly, a seven day intervention in patients with metabolic syndrome found a significant decline in blood glucose and an increase in insulin 53 , which suggests in the short-term, supplementation may improve insulin sensitivity, but this does not appear to translate to long-term benefits.
Finally, the difference in sugar composition between the juice and capsule groups were significantly different The current study hypothesized that the polyphenols in MTC products would influence the gut microbiome composition, which would modulate changes in inflammatory markers and glucose regulation.
These results may partially be due to the use of a healthy population, who did not have inflammatory conditions and thus future work may need to focus on clinical populations. Additionally, time point measurements for the gut microbiome may have missed changes in bacterial composition, therefore additional time course analysis with more frequent measurements may be necessary to see if MTC has any impact on gut microbial composition.
The datasets presented in this study can be found in online repositories. The studies involving human participants were reviewed and approved by Ohio University Institutional Review Board at Ohio University IRB protocol F AH and BC contributed to conception, design of the study, performed the statistical analysis, and wrote sections of the manuscript.
AH organized the database and wrote the first draft of the manuscript. All authors contributed to manuscript revision, read, and approved the submitted version. The authors declare that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed as a potential conflict of interest.
All claims expressed in this article are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily represent those of their affiliated organizations, or those of the publisher, the editors and the reviewers.
Any product that may be evaluated in this article, or claim that may be made by its manufacturer, is not guaranteed or endorsed by the publisher. The authors would like to thank Mr. Chris Brodsky and Ms. Olivia Trickett for their time and effort as research assistants for this project.
Additionally, thanks to Dr. William Broach of the Ohio University Genomics Facility for the processing of the fecal samples.
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Martin KR, Coles KM. Curr Dev Nutr. First and foremost, tart cherries are packed with a ton of vitamins and nutrients in just one serving of juice. One serving also includes 56 mg of flavonoids , including anthocyanins which have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects.
Antioxidants help slow down damage to your cells and reduce inflammation. Too much inflammation in the body can lead to diseases like cancer and heart disease. Fitness aficionados — and athletes in particular — began to pay more attention to cherry juice when researchers began examining its effects on recovery.
People started to notice cherry juice when it came to reducing muscle soreness. Numerous studies, including this item from the International Journal of Sports Nutrition, looks at cherry juice for pain reduction after long-distance running.
The results suggested that, compared to the placebo group, there was a reduction in soreness after drinking tart cherry juice for seven days. He also notes that while reduction of muscle soreness and inflammation has been linked to the juice, individuals' antioxidant capacity improves, reducing oxidative damage post-workout.
Tart cherry juice can help with strength and soreness, and it may also help optimize overall endurance for athletes over time. According to a meta-analysis, considering ten studies in the Journal of the American College of Nutrition , tart cherry concentrate may enhance endurance exercise performance because of its low-glycemic index, anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidative capacity, and blood-flow enhancing effects.
Tossing and turning all night? Tart cherry juice is being studied as a viable solution to improve your sleep hygiene over time.
Tart cherries are one of the foods high in melatonin, a hormone that is naturally produced in our body that helps regulate our internal circadian clocks , which is found in some foods. Many people take OTC Melatonin pills to help with sleep.
The tryptophan could help you sleep longer, especially when ingested consistently. With sleep troubles on the rise, tart cherry juice may be a great natural alternative to sleep supplements.
Anti-inflammatory compounds like anthocyanins can protect our cells against damage, which otherwise can lead to issues like heart disease and poor cardiovascular health. There is also some research that shows tart cherry juice might help with gout , a form of painful arthritis that often impacts the big toe.
This study showed promise in reducing flare-ups and there are more current studies in progress. The thought is that tart cherries have an impact on reducing levels of uric acid.
Most of the studies have been done around osteoarthritis, where the cartilage of the joint lining thins, and more research is needed to confirm how beneficial exposure may be.
A small study done by Northumbria University in New Castle on hypertensive men saw promising results with reduction in high blood pressure, a change effected by drinking Montmorency cherry juice concentrate that was equivalent to that of taking medication.
Tart cherry juice is relatively safe for most, but it contains a high amount of sorbitol natural sugar alcohol also found in prunes and berries — this may also cause frequent bloating and gas , and diarrhea in some cases, if too much is consumed. should be conscious if this is causing gastrointestinal issues.
While Mazur says that a 16oz glass of tart cherry juice daily should be safe for most individuals, discussing an appropriate portion size with your healthcare provider is crucial if you have any preexisting gastrointestinal conditions.
Those who live with type 1 or type 2 diabetes should also consult with their doctor prior to consuming tart cherry juice, as the fruit byproduct is high in sugar, though considered low-glycemic by most experts.
Samantha is a freelance writer who covers health, wellness, food, and more. Her work has appeared in Good Housekeeping , Real Simple , AARP, WebMD, and other national publications.
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