Gut health is hot, with a growing body of research suggesting that the microbiome is implicated in everything from respiratory infections to depression. As it turns out, the benefits of gut health extend far beyond the gastrointestinal (GI) tract.
However, there's still a lot we don't know about the microbiome and the gut. According to the latest estimates, over a hundred trillion microorganisms inhabit the GI tract, which makes studying it inherently tricky. Nevertheless, we've made solid progress.
In this edition, we're diving into the latest research on nourishing your gut. Whether you're struggling with your weight or looking to support your immune system, most of us can stand to benefit from a little microbiome TLC.
Let’s eat our way to better gut health together, Elos!
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Probiotics are live microorganisms that have been shown to be beneficial for immunity, digestion, heart health, and more. But can probiotics improve blood sugar regulation? This article has the answer.
Many inflammatory conditions are influenced by microbial alterations in the gut. Here’s what science has to say about the link between gut health and inflammatory activity.
A growing body of evidence indicates that gut health influences the number on the scale by impacting inflammation, appetite regulation, blood sugar, and more.
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