Probiotic Foods

Probiotic foods contain good bacteria which act on our digestive system, supporting nutrition absorption and the immune system. Here's why you should include them in your diet.

The biochemical process of fermentation in foods promote the production of healthy bacteria that helps maintain a healthy gut and prevents intestinal disorders.

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Idli and dosa might be your go-to healthy eats, but what do they actually do to your gut? Nutritionist Amita Gadre has the answer.

Recently, Gut Health and Ayurveda Coach Dimple Jangda took to Instagram to clear this confusion once and for all.

According to a recent study, consuming probiotics could not only help regulate bacteria in the gut, but may also help reduce anxiety by improving brain function

Snack healthy with these delicious and nutritious toppings for curd (dahi), which is the most commonly available probiotic food.

Prebiotics are non-living indigestible plant fibres that are used up by the good bacteria in the colon to survive.

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Afghani doogh is basically a yogurt-based drink made with water and salt. You may also add mint, jeera powder and other herbs and spices as per your choice.