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Common Constipation Drug Can Help Stop Kidney Decline: Study
Researchers have discovered that a common constipation drug can slow kidney decline in CKD patients. This is a new frontier in kidney care.
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Common Constipation Drug Can Help Stop Kidney Decline: Study
Researchers have discovered that a common constipation drug can slow kidney decline in CKD patients. This is a new frontier in kidney care.
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10 Health Benefits Of Probiotics To Your Kid's Diet
Here we outline some of the many benefits of adding probiotics to your kid's diet.
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US Woman Gives Herself Poop Transplant To Treat Irritable Bowel Syndrome
A US woman who was experiencing irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) symptoms for years gave herself a faecal microbiota transplant, or DIY poop transplant, using her brother's and boyfriend's poop.
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Stool Transplants Show Promise As New Treatment For Parkinson's Disease
Researchers have made a remarkable discovery in the potential treatment of Parkinson's disease, utilising an unconventional approach involving a faecal transplant.
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Gut Bacteria: Here's What You Need To Know
Gut bacteria, also known as microbiota is completely normal and healthy for the gut. However, there are exceptions you need to know about.
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Whole Body Vibration May Help Digest Food And Reduce Diabetic Inflammation: Study
Researchers have found that WBV (Whole Body Vibration) alters the microbiome that helps protect us from invaders and also help digest our food.
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Gut Microbes Respond Differently To Different Foods With Same Nutritional Profile: Study
A new study has said indicated that the relationship between our diet and its components, and the bacteria in our gut, is more complex that we may have thought earlier.
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'Vaginal Seeding' For C-Section Babies Ill-Advised: Experts
The increasingly popular practice of swabbing newborns delivered by caesarean section with fluid from the mother's vagina may not be safe, doctors and researchers cautioned Wednesday.
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Early Diet Influences Gut Bacteria Composition In Infants
After the age of nine months, the development of the infant gut microbiota is driven by diet, not maternal obesity, a new study says.
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Early Diet Influences Gut Bacteria Composition In Infants
After the age of nine months, the development of the infant gut microbiota is driven by diet, not maternal obesity, a new study says.
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Weekend Binges As Bad As Regular Junk Food: Study
If you are strict with your diet during the week and eat junk over the weekend, then maybe you are undoing all the good work done during the week.
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Weekend Binges As Bad As Regular Junk Food: Study
If you are strict with your diet during the week and eat junk over the weekend, then maybe you are undoing all the good work done during the week.
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Antibiotics May Lead to Faster Weight Gain in Kids
Kids who receive antibiotics throughout the course of their childhood gain weight significantly faster than those who do not, a new study has warned.
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Antibiotics May Lead to Faster Weight Gain in Kids
Kids who receive antibiotics throughout the course of their childhood gain weight significantly faster than those who do not, a new study has warned.
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Common Constipation Drug Can Help Stop Kidney Decline: Study
Researchers have discovered that a common constipation drug can slow kidney decline in CKD patients. This is a new frontier in kidney care.
-
Common Constipation Drug Can Help Stop Kidney Decline: Study
Researchers have discovered that a common constipation drug can slow kidney decline in CKD patients. This is a new frontier in kidney care.
-
10 Health Benefits Of Probiotics To Your Kid's Diet
Here we outline some of the many benefits of adding probiotics to your kid's diet.
-
US Woman Gives Herself Poop Transplant To Treat Irritable Bowel Syndrome
A US woman who was experiencing irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) symptoms for years gave herself a faecal microbiota transplant, or DIY poop transplant, using her brother's and boyfriend's poop.
-
Stool Transplants Show Promise As New Treatment For Parkinson's Disease
Researchers have made a remarkable discovery in the potential treatment of Parkinson's disease, utilising an unconventional approach involving a faecal transplant.
-
Gut Bacteria: Here's What You Need To Know
Gut bacteria, also known as microbiota is completely normal and healthy for the gut. However, there are exceptions you need to know about.
-
Whole Body Vibration May Help Digest Food And Reduce Diabetic Inflammation: Study
Researchers have found that WBV (Whole Body Vibration) alters the microbiome that helps protect us from invaders and also help digest our food.
-
Gut Microbes Respond Differently To Different Foods With Same Nutritional Profile: Study
A new study has said indicated that the relationship between our diet and its components, and the bacteria in our gut, is more complex that we may have thought earlier.
-
'Vaginal Seeding' For C-Section Babies Ill-Advised: Experts
The increasingly popular practice of swabbing newborns delivered by caesarean section with fluid from the mother's vagina may not be safe, doctors and researchers cautioned Wednesday.
-
Early Diet Influences Gut Bacteria Composition In Infants
After the age of nine months, the development of the infant gut microbiota is driven by diet, not maternal obesity, a new study says.
-
Early Diet Influences Gut Bacteria Composition In Infants
After the age of nine months, the development of the infant gut microbiota is driven by diet, not maternal obesity, a new study says.
-
Weekend Binges As Bad As Regular Junk Food: Study
If you are strict with your diet during the week and eat junk over the weekend, then maybe you are undoing all the good work done during the week.
-
Weekend Binges As Bad As Regular Junk Food: Study
If you are strict with your diet during the week and eat junk over the weekend, then maybe you are undoing all the good work done during the week.
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Antibiotics May Lead to Faster Weight Gain in Kids
Kids who receive antibiotics throughout the course of their childhood gain weight significantly faster than those who do not, a new study has warned.
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Antibiotics May Lead to Faster Weight Gain in Kids
Kids who receive antibiotics throughout the course of their childhood gain weight significantly faster than those who do not, a new study has warned.
