Poor gut health extends beyond just IBS and can encompass a range of digestive and systemic symptoms. Good gut health is dependent on a balanced microbiome— the collection of microorganisms living in the digestive tract. When this balance is disrupted, it can lead to various health issues. Comm...
“Unhealthy dietary habits such as low fiber and high-fat consumption may have contributed to the steep rise of MS in the US,” said Kouichi Ito, an associate professor of neurology and senior author of the study published inFrontiers in Immunology. “In nations where people still eat more ...
Too much bad bacteria in the gut can also make the pain of fibromyalgia worse. (3) By improving your gut’s health, you can boost your chances of going back to getting a good night’s sleep. 4 Steps to Improve Gut Health & Reduce Your Insomnia 1. Add probiotics to your diet. ...
The value of connections: High proportions of gut bacteria that produce their own food can be an indicator for poor gut healthdoi:10.7554/eLife.92319FECAL contaminationETHNICITYBACTERIACOMPUTATIONAL biologyINFLAMMATORY bowel diseasesBIOLOGICAL extinctionMARCELINO, VANESSA ROSSETTO...
While pollutants directly affect pulmonary health in animals, there are other parts of the body you should be vigilant of. For example, watch your pets’ gut health if your area experiences pollution and bad air quality. A 2020 Environment International study finds air pollution leads to less mi...
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Researchers from Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School's Department of Neurology have traced a previously observed link between microscopic organisms in the digestive tract—collectively known as the gut microbiome—and multiple sclerosis (MS). ...
So far, the link between gut health and COVID-19 prognosis hasn't been empirically demonstrated, Kim noted. Some researchers have argued, he said, that unhealthy gut microbiomes may be an underlying reason for why some people have such severe infections. ...
In patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD), the accumulation of a gut bacterial metabolite that's normally excreted in urine may contribute to serious health problems. The findings come from a study appearing in an upcoming issue of the Journal of the