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Colon cancer patients are getting younger
For the longest time, the incidence of colon cancer — the second leading cause of cancer deaths among men and third among women in America ...
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Healthy Aging
Probiotics may treat spinal cord injuries
The results of recent studies of the human gut and how it touches so many different health conditions is just amazing. So much so, scientists ...
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Digestive Health
Probiotics Proven to Reduce the Risk of Antibiotic-Associated Diarrhea
Nonadherence to antibiotic treatment due to diarrhea is a common concern among healthcare professionals when treating infection. Probiotics, more researchers are finding, can greatly reduce ...
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Mental Health
Probiotics Improve Workplace Health and Increase Productivity
Probiotic means ‘promoting life,’ and they are life-enhancing supplements that work at your gut level. The live microorganisms of a probiotic benefit the host’s gut ...
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Digestive Health
Mind your gut for a beautiful mind
There is a strong connection between the brain and the gut. Researchers claim there lies a brain in the gut with its own neural network. ...
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Disease
Probiotics may lower the risk for heart disease? Research says, ‘yes’!
Every year nearly 735,000 Americans have a heart attack. Of these, 525,000 are a first heart attack and 210,000 happen in people who have already had ...
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Diet
Could a Mediterranean diet help your heart and gut?
Trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO) is a trouble-making metabolite produced by the liver after your gut bacteria digests animal protein that contributes to heart disease. You may ...
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Digestive Health
You’re probably overdoing heartburn drugs
It’s not a big stretch to say over-the-counter heartburn drugs — proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) like esomeprazole (Nexium), lansoprazole (Prevacid) and omeprazole (Prilosec) — are ...
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Children’s Health
A Low-fiber Diet may Harm Your Grandkids
Previously, we’ve discussed the benefits related to including more fiber-rich foods in your daily diet, from relieving constipation to protecting your heart. The downside of ...
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Children’s Health
The importance of breastfeeding your baby
There’s no denying newborn babies get a very healthy start in lives when their Moms delivered them naturally and breastfed them for as long as ...
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Diet
Yogurt and your gut health
When people talk to me at seminars about improving their gut health, some say they’re already eating yogurt every day… So why should they take ...
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Digestive Health
This Diabetes Drug may Benefit your Gut
In the past, we’ve discussed how some drugs — heartburn meds and antibiotics — harm the delicate balance of gut bacteria, making your body more ...
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Disease
Protect your health from E. coli
You can’t help but hear about recent problems with foodborne illnesses and wonder when — not if — one bad meal will make you or ...
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Diet
Feeling full? That’s your gut bacteria talking!
It’s the holidays, and you’ve already made two passes through the huge spread of delicious foods your family has made for your special feast with ...
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Digestive Health
Your gut health balance affects chemo treatments
Your ability to maintain a diverse, thriving gut microbiome by eating the right foods, using antibiotics only when you must and taking a multi-species probiotic ...
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Disease
Ready for your flu shot?
As the fall colors come and the temperatures get cooler, you realize it’s time to start thinking about getting that annual flu shot. All the ...
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Disease
Could one molecule affect your immune health?
Since the development and wide use of penicillin during World War II, and a long time afterward, antibiotics were considered the Holy Grail of modern ...
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Digestive Health
Take care of your aging gut health
Nearly 45 million Americans — slightly more than 14 percent of our nation’s population — are 65 years or older, according to the U.S. Department ...
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Children’s Health
Reverse infant milk allergies with probiotics
An estimated 2.5 percent of children under age 3 are allergic to cow’s milk. Overall, milk allergies are the most common food allergy for infants ...
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Digestive Health
What you eat may harm your gut-brain axis
There may be a problem with your gut-brain axis — the biological connection linking the gut, emotions and brain as one — when eating a ...
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