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Sea moss contains 182 micrograms of folate per typical portion, providing almost half of the daily recommended intake for women.

A case of ileoileal intussusception in a 3-year-old resolved spontaneously post-ultrasonography, highlighting the significance of imaging in diagnosing and managing pediatric bowel obstructions.

Recent studies suggest that the artificial sweetener neotame may undermine the structural integrity of the gut and enhance undesirable bacterial behaviors, such as increased biofilm production.

This review highlights the importance of evaluating the duration of proton pump inhibitor therapy in light of its association with an increased risk of stomach cancer. Long-term use, defined as one year or more, can significantly heighten this risk, emphasizing the need for judicious use of these medications.

Microscopic colitis, often masked in routine diagnostic evaluations, necessitates a histological approach for accurate diagnosis. The disease’s association with specific medications underscores the need for careful patient medication reviews.

Stevia’s interaction with the liver and potential effects on gut microbiome composition highlight the complexity of its impact on human health, reinforcing the importance of a nuanced approach when recommending dietary choices.