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Is Stress Ruining Your Gut Health? Link Decoded
When you're stressed, your brain triggers a fight-or-flight response, releasing hormones like cortisol and adrenaline. This process directly disrupts your digestive health in several ways.
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Reelin In Relief: Scientists Discover A Protein That Can Treat Depression And Leaky Gut
Scientists have uncovered a promising link between a naturally occurring protein called Reelin, gut health and depression.
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Just One Binge Drinking Session Can Give You A Leaky Gut, Says Study
A drinking binge lasting two hours can significantly weaken the gut lining and allow toxins to leak into the bloodstream
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A Single Binge Drinking Session Can Weaken Gut Lining And Trigger Inflammation: Harvard Study
Even a single drinking binge -- roughly four drinks for women or five for men within about two hours -- can weaken the gut lining, according to a study.
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5 Ways Curd Or Dahi Can Restore Gut Balance And Build Immunity
Dahi or curd has probiotics that can balance the gut environment. Here are some simple ways that curd can strengthen immunity.
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New Study Says Bone Broth May Reduce Inflammation And Improve Gut Health: More Reasons Why It's Great For Winters
Discover how bone broth may help reduce inflammation and support gut health during winter. Learn practical ways to make bone broth at home.
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30 Day Fitness Challenge: Best Foods For Gut Health
Including these in your diet can reduce gastrointestinal discomfort and improve overall well-being. Here are the best foods for gut health.
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Facing Leaky Gut Syndrome? Avoid These 10 Foods And Lifestyle Habits
According to Nutritionist Rashi Chowdhary, “you are as healthy as your gut and your gut microbiome.”
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PCOS And Gut Health: Know The Link Between PCOS And Leaky Gut And What You Can Do To Improve Your Condition
Leaky gut occurs when the lining of the gut allows substances to pass through into the blood stream, causing inflammation and insulin resistance. Here's how it is linked to PCOS.
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Indian-Origin Scientist In US Finds Dead Probiotic That Can Fix Leaky Gut
A team led by an Indian-origin scientist has identified a dead probiotic that can reduce age-related leaky gut and control harmful, ageing-related inflammation.
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Celebrity Health Coach Luke Coutinho Gives 7 Simple Ways To Heal A Leaky Gut
The leaky gut syndrome refers to a condition in which the lining of the small intestine is damaged, and this causes food wastes to leak into the blood stream.
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Eating Fibrous Vegetables Like Broccoli Regularly May Ward off Gut Problems: Study
Have you been suffering from digestive problems like a leaky gut or colitis? Looks like there is an effective solution to it; according to the study published in the journal of Functional Foods, consuming three and a half cups of a fibrous vegetable with many nutrients, like broccoli each day may help maintain a healthy gut.
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Does Consuming Milk and Milk Products Cause Acne?
Aren't milk and other dairy products considered to be healthy for our body? Yes, unless you are ready to compromise on your skin or that is what has been believed. Let's find out if it is true.
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Is Stress Ruining Your Gut Health? Link Decoded
When you're stressed, your brain triggers a fight-or-flight response, releasing hormones like cortisol and adrenaline. This process directly disrupts your digestive health in several ways.
-
Reelin In Relief: Scientists Discover A Protein That Can Treat Depression And Leaky Gut
Scientists have uncovered a promising link between a naturally occurring protein called Reelin, gut health and depression.
-
Just One Binge Drinking Session Can Give You A Leaky Gut, Says Study
A drinking binge lasting two hours can significantly weaken the gut lining and allow toxins to leak into the bloodstream
-
A Single Binge Drinking Session Can Weaken Gut Lining And Trigger Inflammation: Harvard Study
Even a single drinking binge -- roughly four drinks for women or five for men within about two hours -- can weaken the gut lining, according to a study.
-
5 Ways Curd Or Dahi Can Restore Gut Balance And Build Immunity
Dahi or curd has probiotics that can balance the gut environment. Here are some simple ways that curd can strengthen immunity.
-
New Study Says Bone Broth May Reduce Inflammation And Improve Gut Health: More Reasons Why It's Great For Winters
Discover how bone broth may help reduce inflammation and support gut health during winter. Learn practical ways to make bone broth at home.
-
30 Day Fitness Challenge: Best Foods For Gut Health
Including these in your diet can reduce gastrointestinal discomfort and improve overall well-being. Here are the best foods for gut health.
-
Facing Leaky Gut Syndrome? Avoid These 10 Foods And Lifestyle Habits
According to Nutritionist Rashi Chowdhary, “you are as healthy as your gut and your gut microbiome.”
-
PCOS And Gut Health: Know The Link Between PCOS And Leaky Gut And What You Can Do To Improve Your Condition
Leaky gut occurs when the lining of the gut allows substances to pass through into the blood stream, causing inflammation and insulin resistance. Here's how it is linked to PCOS.
-
Indian-Origin Scientist In US Finds Dead Probiotic That Can Fix Leaky Gut
A team led by an Indian-origin scientist has identified a dead probiotic that can reduce age-related leaky gut and control harmful, ageing-related inflammation.
-
Celebrity Health Coach Luke Coutinho Gives 7 Simple Ways To Heal A Leaky Gut
The leaky gut syndrome refers to a condition in which the lining of the small intestine is damaged, and this causes food wastes to leak into the blood stream.
-
Eating Fibrous Vegetables Like Broccoli Regularly May Ward off Gut Problems: Study
Have you been suffering from digestive problems like a leaky gut or colitis? Looks like there is an effective solution to it; according to the study published in the journal of Functional Foods, consuming three and a half cups of a fibrous vegetable with many nutrients, like broccoli each day may help maintain a healthy gut.
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Does Consuming Milk and Milk Products Cause Acne?
Aren't milk and other dairy products considered to be healthy for our body? Yes, unless you are ready to compromise on your skin or that is what has been believed. Let's find out if it is true.
