Giorgos — BSc, MSc. Giorgos is an exercise scientist whose training and professional practice sit at the intersection of human performance, clinical health, and emerging microbiome science. He holds a BSc in Sports Science & Physical Education from Aristotle University (2012) and an MSc in Exercise & Health from Democritus University (2016), where his graduate work explored physiological adaptations to training across the lifespan. Now in his 15th year of practice, Giorgos pairs evidence-based coaching (ACSM-CPT, NSCA, USA Weightlifting) with a research-driven interest in how physical activity, body composition, and musculoskeletal integrity shape—and are shaped by—host–microbiome dynamics.
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Graves’ Disease Gut Microbiota Signature: Key Microbial Changes in Autoimmune Thyroid DiseaseGraves’ disease patients display a distinct gut microbiota signature, characterized by reduced diversity and altered abundance of key microbial taxa, including increased Bacilli, Prevotella, and Megamonas, and decreased Ruminococcus and Alistipes, suggesting a role for the microbiome in D pathogenesis.