Articles related to DIGESTIVE/GUT HEALTH

Higher consumption of cheese was related to a lower diversity of the gut bacteria in our study. However, some species of Bacteroides can have both beneficial and harmful effects. Therefore, interpreting the results is not straightforward.

“Farting is a good sign that your intestines are moving appropriately and removing excess gas. Farting is a sign of good gut motility.” — Kumkum Patel, MD

Each plastic tea bag releases billions of micro- and nanoplastic particles during brewing, with evidence suggesting these particles can reach cell nuclei within 24 hours of exposure.

The study reveals significant correlations between specific gut bacteria changes and improved cognitive function, suggesting a potential mechanistic link between dietary patterns and brain health in developing minds.

Diabetes patients face elevated gallbladder disease risk due to both metabolic factors and autonomic neuropathy affecting bile release efficiency.

T cell activation by dietary proteins provides a previously unknown mechanism for tumor suppression in the small intestine, with significant implications for clinical nutrition protocols.