Can’t Miss Gut Health Links #60
Cool Research The gut microbiota and brain speak to each other constantly through three main pathways. Mycobiota composition and changes...
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Can’t Miss Gut Health Links #59
Cool Research Microorganisms in the gut are linked to cognitive function. It’s possible gut bacteria may play a part in...
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Can’t Miss Gut Health Links #58
Cool Research New research and trials of FMT (fecal microbiota transplant) are underway. Studies on mice and flies are showing...
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The connection between the gut and lungs
The more we learn about the gut, the more important we understand it to be to the health of the...
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Can’t Miss Gut Health Links #56
Cool Research Bioaccumulation: common medications–from antidepressants to antidiabetic drugs–can accumulate in gut bacteria altering bacterial function and potentially reducing medications...
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Can’t Miss Gut Health Links #55
Cool Research Great research on MACs (microbiota-accessible carbohydrates) and looking at the Western diet and lifestyle and its effects on...
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Can’t Miss Gut Health Links #54
Cool Research Thoughts about next-gen probiotics and postbiotics A new Stanford University study, shows that a fermented-food diet may increase...
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Gut-Friendly International Travel: Strategies to Keep Your Gut Happy
Planning a trip? As more people become vaccinated, travel destinations are opening, and many folks are planning to head overseas...
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Rebalance Your Microbiome
Many people think that bacteria are bad, and certainly, some bacteria can cause illness. But our bodies actually depend on...
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Seven Other Websites and Blogs to Read for Gut Health
If you’re looking for more information about gut health, these websites and blogs are regularly updated and all of them...
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Fiber vs Prebiotics
First things first. You need to know that while all prebiotic fibers are fibers, not all fibers are prebiotics. But!...
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Is Psyllium a Prebiotic?
Updated for 2023 Recently, there's been a buzz about psyllium husk and its potential as a prebiotic powerhouse. Does it...
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Can't Miss Gut Health Links #44
Cool Research A new study suggests that the gut microbiota may be a novel avenue for exploring heart disease prevention....
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Can't Miss Gut Health Links #42
Cool Research A recent study found eating an avocado a day may help improve fiber absorption and boost gut bacteria...
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Can't Miss Gut Health Links #41
Cool Research Gut microbes from the phylogenetically diverse genus Eubacterium and their various contributions to gut health Dietary polyphenol impact...
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Can't Miss Gut Health Links #40
Cool Research The effects of artificial sweeteners on the gut microbiota. Overuse of antibiotics is the number one cause of...
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Feeding Your Gut Microbiome
One of the best ways to keep your gut healthy is to feed it right. Ensuring you’re offering adequate nutrition...
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What Supplements Support Good Gut Health?
In an ideal world, we’d get all of the vitamins, minerals, and micronutrients our bodies need purely from the foods...
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When Should You Take Prebiotics?
Gut pain or discomfort shouldn’t be a regular state; many people neglect what their body is trying to tell them....
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A Diverse Diet and Rich Gut Flora Can Benefit your Health
The numerous different bacteria that inhabit the human body are often referred to as our gut flora, gut microbiota, and...
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How Resistant Starch Affects Our Microbiota
Almost all of the carbohydrates that we eat are starches. These long chains of glucose can be found in potatoes,...
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Fiber and FODMAPs
We all know that fiber is good for us – but people who suffer from gastrointestinal disorders like Irritable Bowel...
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Three Things to Know about Fiber
I came across this great article from Gut Geek that breaks down the three big takeaways on what you need...
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4 Super Smoothie Recipes that Pack a Prebiotic Punch
Smoothies are a perfect way to take our Great Gut Extra Strength Prebiotic Fiber and Oligo30™ Premium Prebiotic Fiber Blend....
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Prebiotics vs. Probiotics: What’s the Difference?
Prebiotics and probiotics are both important elements of gut health, but they have very different functions and health benefits. Pick...
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Prebiotics 101: Everything You Need To Know About Friendly Fibers
A healthy gut needs the proper balance of good and bad bacteria to keep us fit and strong. This...
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What Are Dietary Fibers & Why Are They Essential for Gut Health?
Jump-start your gut health with whole grains! Learn to love fruits! Go nuts for pistachios! Bridge the fiber gap! These...
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5 Easy Ways to Close the “Fiber Gap”
Though berries manage to sneak into our daily nutrition from time to time, there is still a variety of foods...
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Fiber Deprivation Turns the Gut Microbiota against the Gut Barrier
The Study A high fiber diet is believed to fuel the gut microbiota, which is believed to be responsible for...
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The Role of Fiber in Appetite Control
Appetite Control and the Obesity Epidemic The affluence of food and changes in dietary habits, like eating a high-sugar diet and...
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5 Tips on How to Safely Increase Your Dietary Fiber Intake
The Dietary Fiber Gap The FDA recommended intake of dietary fiber is 14 grams per 1,000 calories consumed. In other...
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