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Jenny Smiechowski

Get better gut health at the gym

If you’ve been hearing a lot about your “microbiome,” it’s because it’s so critical to your health. Typically, when you get tips for keeping your microbiome healthy, they’re related to what you’re putting in your body. But there’s another choice that could make or break your microbiome…

Virginia Tims-Lawson

5 Allergy-relieving secrets for every season

A runny nose, itchy, watery eyes, sneezing and a sore throat and cough… If you suffer from a constant onslaught of allergens, you’ll be glad to know there is hope. In fact, overcoming seasonal allergies could be as simple as adding a few extra foods to your diet…

Joyce Hollman

If your heartburn is worse, estrogen could be to blame

If you’re a post-menopausal woman, you may be taking hormones to help slow bone loss and prevent osteoporosis. HRT carries some risks. But one hormone in particular could put you at risk for another condition that has nothing to do with your bones…

Dr. Mark Wiley

Heartburn relief that doesn’t harm your kidneys

Heartburn, acid reflux, GERD… no matter what you call it, the symptoms can be painful, including tightening of the chest and burning in the stomach and throat. Downing a few heartburn tablets is an easy quick fix, but the result could be devastating for your kidneys…

Dr. Michael Cutler

How to fix what ails you with enzymes

Digestive enzymes improve nutrient absorption, while proteolytic enzymes treat various diseases. But few people know what they are, or how to use them outside of improving indigestion. So, let’s look at some important things about enzymes and how they can work for you…

Virginia Tims-Lawson

The cancer in your sandwich

No long list of foods to avoid here. There’s just two things the American Institute for Cancer Research has revealed that could have the greatest impact on your cancer risk. One you need to eat much more of… and one you should probably go the rest of your life without ever eating again.

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Dr. Adria Schmedthorst

The weight-loss resistant gut bug foiling your diet

You know some bacteria can be antibiotic resistant. Well, a certain bacterial strain in your gut is weight-loss resistant, and it’s living in the guts of at least 50 percent of us. That explains why diets work for some, but not for others. But there are a few ways to remedy this situation…

Jenny Smiechowski

The surprising bacteria fueling gut disorders

Need a little incentive to keep getting those twice-yearly teeth cleanings? Well how about this… if you get too lax on your oral hygiene, your mouth could become a breeding ground for dangerous bacteria that can quickly ruin your health…

Jenny Smiechowski

The #1 nutrient for your disease-fighting gut

We’ve learned that having good bacteria in your gut lowers your risk of Alzheimer’s, cardiovascular disease, inflammatory bowel disease, diabetes and cancer. They even play an important role in regulating your weight! The question is — how do you encourage these disease-fighting gut bacteria to grow and thrive?

Dr. Adria Schmedthorst

A fountain of youth in your gut?

We all know people who seem to effortlessly remain young and active. People who could run circles around us, look ten years younger and just plain leave us wondering how they do it. While it’s easy to say it’s just good genes, the real answer could surprise you…

Jedha Dening

2 antibiotic alternatives good for the gut

While antibiotics may be necessary for bacterial infections, they are often over-prescribed for minor infections, and prescribed for colds, flus, or other viral infections for which they are ineffective. The consequences can be quite negative for your body’s most vital forgotten organ…

Jedha Dening

How leaky gut makes you sick and how to stop it

Do you generally just feel “off your game?” Or worse, have you been hit recently with an illness you doctor can’t quite put his finger on? Because, what you can’t see when you eat, is that the lining of your intestines may be leaking food particles back into your bloodstream…

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