Tag: gut health

Digestive Enzymes and Bacteria in Poop Answer an Age-Old Question About...

0
Dark chocolate is good for us - this we know. In previous articles we have outlined just why our love affair with this rich,...

The Big Power of 3 Little Seeds to Support Healthy Digestion

0
Considering how tiny they are, it might be surprising to learn just how powerful seeds like flax, chia and hemp are when it comes...

5 Yellow Foods You Need to Eat to Save Your Gut

0
To be healthy, really healthy, your dinner plate should contain a rainbow of colors - reds, greens, blues/purples and yellows/oranges. The more color, the...

Kombucha Tea is the Health Elixir You Need to Try Now

0
You may have seen it in your local health food or specialty store. It’s that interesting tea-like beverage sprouting a mushroom-like topping with various...

Another Reason Why Probiotics Matter

0
A new study published in Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology, the official clinical practice journal of the American Gastroenterological Association (AGA), revealed that probiotics are...

Six Surprising Facts About Your Immune System and How to Boost...

0
The immune system is a complex compilation of protective and disease-fighting cells that help keep us from getting sick. And while it may be...

How Stress Destroys Your Gut

0
The old-fashioned diagnostic generality “nervous stomach” may be more accurate than once thought. When we become stressed, our digestive system often ceases to work...

Scientists Admit that Messing with Belly Bugs could be Hazardous Our...

0
The human gut is an incredibly delicate environment, where all elements work together to maintain proper balance. A new study has revealed the immunological...

Stomach Growling: Annoyance, or Sign of Digestive Imbalance?

0
We have all experienced stomach growling, which can sometimes be loud and can occur at inopportune times, such as in the middle of a...

Immunity Begins in the Belly, Not Over-the-Counter

0
We often talk about illness and disease as being something out of our control. Like we are unwilling victims of overaggressive germs and bacteria....