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Doctor Shares 8 Facts About The Gut And Liver That Could Change How You Think About Health
Dr Sethi shares eight key facts about the gut microbiome, fibre, fatty liver and the powerful connection between the gut, liver and brain.
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Cocoa To Cinnamon: Simple Additions That May Boost The Health Benefits Of Your Coffee
Coffee is already known for its antioxidant-rich profile, but adding ingredients such as cocoa, A2 ghee, and cinnamon may further enhance its potential health benefits.
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7 Things A Fortis Gastroenterologist Does To Keep His Gut Healthy
Digestion begins much before food reaches the stomach. The process starts in the mouth during what doctors call the "cephalic phase" of digestion.
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Protein Cravings Explained: The Hidden Gut-Brain Link That Controls What You Eat
If you are craving protein, then your gut may be communicating to your gut. Here is what a new groundbreaking study has to say about the gut controls what you eat.
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Childhood Junk Food May Rewire The Brain For Life, Reveals Study
Researchers examined how eating an unhealthy, high-fat, high-sugar diet during early life affects appetite and eating behaviours later in adulthood, and whether targeting the gut microbiome can fix those changes.
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Can Stimulating the Vagus Nerve Improve Your Health?
The vagus nerve is also involved in communication between the brain and digestive system, sometimes called the "gut-brain axis."
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Childhood Junk Food Linked To Long-Term Brain Changes: Study
Consuming large amounts of junk food early in life may cause lasting changes in the brain, even if a person later adopts a healthier diet.
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AIIMS-Trained Doctor Explains Why Blueberries Are Good For Your Brain And Gut
Dr Sethi explains how eating blueberries regularly may support brain health, gut health and blood sugar balance.
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Inflammation Can Harm Your Body In 7 Ways: Here's How To Fight It Naturally
Persistent inflammation can interfere with insulin function, making it harder for the body to regulate blood sugar. Over time, this may raise the risk of type 2 diabetes.
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Trump's Junk Food Remark Sparks Debate: Here's What Processed Foods Really Do To Your Body
Processed foods are usually high in calories but low in fibre and protein. This means they don't keep you full for long, leading to overeating.
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Nutritionist Reveals Why You Should Drink 2 Glasses of Water Every Morning
Despite its importance, many people don't pay attention to drinking enough water, especially in the morning after waking up.
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Soy, Lentils And Beans May Help Protect Against High Blood Pressure: Study
The meta-analysis published 12 prospective cohort studies, individuals with the highest intake of legumes and soy had a 16% and 19% lower risk of developing hypertension compared with those with the lowest intake.
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Why Eating With Your Hands Changes How Your Body Digests Glucose
Eating with your hands changes the way your body digests glucose. Here is what you need to know to start practising this healthy habit.
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Gastroenterologist Explains Why You Should Start Your Day With Banana
Bananas are rich in carbohydrates, primarily in the form of natural sugars like glucose, fructose, and sucrose. This makes them an excellent source of energy.
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AIIMS-Trained Doctor Reveals Simple Habits That Can Prevent Future Disease
The habits you build between 25 and 45 quietly shape your long-term health.
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Doctor Shares 8 Facts About The Gut And Liver That Could Change How You Think About Health
Dr Sethi shares eight key facts about the gut microbiome, fibre, fatty liver and the powerful connection between the gut, liver and brain.
-
Cocoa To Cinnamon: Simple Additions That May Boost The Health Benefits Of Your Coffee
Coffee is already known for its antioxidant-rich profile, but adding ingredients such as cocoa, A2 ghee, and cinnamon may further enhance its potential health benefits.
-
7 Things A Fortis Gastroenterologist Does To Keep His Gut Healthy
Digestion begins much before food reaches the stomach. The process starts in the mouth during what doctors call the "cephalic phase" of digestion.
-
Protein Cravings Explained: The Hidden Gut-Brain Link That Controls What You Eat
If you are craving protein, then your gut may be communicating to your gut. Here is what a new groundbreaking study has to say about the gut controls what you eat.
-
Childhood Junk Food May Rewire The Brain For Life, Reveals Study
Researchers examined how eating an unhealthy, high-fat, high-sugar diet during early life affects appetite and eating behaviours later in adulthood, and whether targeting the gut microbiome can fix those changes.
-
Can Stimulating the Vagus Nerve Improve Your Health?
The vagus nerve is also involved in communication between the brain and digestive system, sometimes called the "gut-brain axis."
-
Childhood Junk Food Linked To Long-Term Brain Changes: Study
Consuming large amounts of junk food early in life may cause lasting changes in the brain, even if a person later adopts a healthier diet.
-
AIIMS-Trained Doctor Explains Why Blueberries Are Good For Your Brain And Gut
Dr Sethi explains how eating blueberries regularly may support brain health, gut health and blood sugar balance.
-
Inflammation Can Harm Your Body In 7 Ways: Here's How To Fight It Naturally
Persistent inflammation can interfere with insulin function, making it harder for the body to regulate blood sugar. Over time, this may raise the risk of type 2 diabetes.
-
Trump's Junk Food Remark Sparks Debate: Here's What Processed Foods Really Do To Your Body
Processed foods are usually high in calories but low in fibre and protein. This means they don't keep you full for long, leading to overeating.
-
Nutritionist Reveals Why You Should Drink 2 Glasses of Water Every Morning
Despite its importance, many people don't pay attention to drinking enough water, especially in the morning after waking up.
-
Soy, Lentils And Beans May Help Protect Against High Blood Pressure: Study
The meta-analysis published 12 prospective cohort studies, individuals with the highest intake of legumes and soy had a 16% and 19% lower risk of developing hypertension compared with those with the lowest intake.
-
Why Eating With Your Hands Changes How Your Body Digests Glucose
Eating with your hands changes the way your body digests glucose. Here is what you need to know to start practising this healthy habit.
-
Gastroenterologist Explains Why You Should Start Your Day With Banana
Bananas are rich in carbohydrates, primarily in the form of natural sugars like glucose, fructose, and sucrose. This makes them an excellent source of energy.
-
AIIMS-Trained Doctor Reveals Simple Habits That Can Prevent Future Disease
The habits you build between 25 and 45 quietly shape your long-term health.
