#Probiotics #Nanoplastics #GutHealth
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Scientists discover food that can help you poop out microplastics
There's been much debate about whether we actually ingest a credit card's worth of plastic per week. These new findings won't help you poop money, but they do suggest certain foods might rid your body of a portion of that plastic.
#FiberMaxxing #GutHealth #HealthyEating
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Fibermaxxing: Southern California's Next Big Food Trend Seizing the "Good-for-Your-Gut" Spotlight
If the last decade in health-oriented food trends has been defined by relentless protein proliferation - from protein-infused waters and protein chips to protein-packed breakfast bowls - then 2026 may be remembered as the year fiber stepped into the cultural and culinary consciousness
In Southern California, a lifestyle region long ahead of national wellness curves, a new trend dubbed "fibermaxxing" has taken hold: the deliberate and enthusiastic pursuit of foods, drinks and snacks that dial up dietary fiber to exceptionally high levels.
#GutHealth #Microbiome #BrainFunction
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You Owe Your Intelligence to These Tiny Life Forms, Research Suggests -- And They're Still Shaping Our Brains
Our own genes may rely upon the genes of our microbes to help operate our bodies, a researcher says. Eventually, we may identify exactly how different microbes affect us, which could lead to treatments to solve some brain-related conditions and diseases.
#ColorectalCancer #GutHealth #Microbiome
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A gut bacteria is linked to colorectal cancer -- here's how to keep yours healthy
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Rates of colorectal cancer are rising dramatically in younger adults in the United States, and experts think our gut health may be to blame.
#GutHealth #ColorectalCancer #Microbiome
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A gut bacteria is linked to colorectal cancer -- here's how to keep yours healthy
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Rates of colorectal cancer are rising dramatically in younger adults in the United States, and experts think our gut health may be to blame.
#ColorectalCancer #GutHealth #Microbiome
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Hidden virus inside gut bacteria linked to doubled colorectal cancer risk, study finds
Fox News senior medical analyst Dr. Marc Siegel joins 'America's Newsroom' to discuss the death of actor James Van Der Beek due to colorectal cancer, what could cause this kind of cancer and how to address it.
#GutHealth #MentalHealth #Depression
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Reelin Protein: Could It Repair Leaky Gut & Ease Depression? - News Directory 3
Could a single injection one day offer relief for both a "leaky gut" and the debilitating symptoms of depression. Emerging research suggests this may not be as far-fetched as it sounds.
#BingeDrinking #GutHealth #AlcoholResearch
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'Even Short Bouts' of Binge Drinking Can Cause Serious Harm to the Gastrointestinal System
Researchers called it an "early step in alcohol-related gut and liver injury"
Just one episode of binge drinking -- consuming four alcoholic drinks in two hours (for women) or five (for men) -- can cause serious harm to the body, new research says.
#Alzheimers #GutHealth #Neuroinflammation
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Gut Inflammation Link to Alzheimer's Disease Confirmed Once Again
Researchers are investigating how changes in the gut microbiome may lead to chronic inflammation, which could impact the blood-brain barrier and promote neuroinflammation, potentially contributing to neural injury and neurodegeneration in Alzheimer's disease.
#BreathDiagnostics #GutHealth #MicrobiomeResearch
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What Your Breath Is Trying to Tell You About Your Health, According to Scientists
In a recent study, researchers found that compounds in breath mirror your gut microbiome.
What if a simple exhale could determine that your gut microbiome is out of whack.
#Microbiology #Ecology #GutHealth
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Why People Still Eat Bacteria Taken From The Poop Of A First World War Soldier
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The case caught the attention of Professor Alfred Nissle, a physician at the hospital who had grown increasingly interested in the bacterial contents of the human intestine.
#GutHealth #ChemicalSafety #Microbiome
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Everyday chemicals are quietly damaging beneficial gut bacteria
Scientists have completed a large laboratory analysis of widely used human-made chemicals and found that 168 of them are harmful to bacteria that normally live in a healthy human gut.
#GutHealth #ChemicalSafety #Microbiome
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Everyday chemicals are quietly damaging beneficial gut bacteria
Scientists have completed a large laboratory analysis of widely used human-made chemicals and found that 168 of them are harmful to bacteria that normally live in a healthy human gut.
