Gut

Nitrogen May Help Boost Gut Health

Scientists have found that intestinal nitrogen plays a key role in regulating gut microbes, a finding that may help better understand how our diet impacts the microbiota.

High-Fat Diet During Pregnancy May Impact Baby's Gut, Immune System

Women consuming high-fat diet during pregnancy may increase the risk of affecting bacteria living in her baby's gut thus impacting proper development of the immune system, says a study.

Gut Bacteria May Lead to the Development of Alzheimer's Disease

The bacteria in your gut may play a major role in the development of Alzheimer's disease - the most common form of dementia.

The Clever Gut Diet: Understanding How Your Health is Closely Linked to Your Gut

Surprisingly, some of the most chronic ailments start from the gut.

How Your Gut Bacteria Can Help You Fight Diseases

By know you may have known the 'good' gut bacteria majorly helps in smooth digestion of the food we eat by producing certain vitamins and enzymes. A latest study, conducted at Stockholm's KTH Royal Institute ...

How a Healthy Gut Could Stop Obesity: Your Guide to Understanding Gut Bacteria

Gut microbes build a complex and intricate mechanism inside the gut to promote good health.

Baby's Gut Microbiome Influences Risk of Allergy, Asthma

Gut microbes play a key role in processing dietary components such as fats, giving them a powerful influence over whether anti-inflammatory or pro-inflammatory molecules end up in the gut.

Listen to Your Gut: A Four Step Formula to Cleanse Your Digestion

There is no one formula that should ideally fit all. Diet should be tailor-made to suit an individual.

Monsoon Health Tips: Ways To Maintain A Healthy Gut This Rainy Season

The gut serves many essential roles in sustaining and protecting the overall health and wellness of our bodies; therefore, it is imperative to keep our guts happy and healthy this monsoon. We suggest some tips ...

'Fattty' Gut Bacteria Thrives in Those Who Live Up North, New Study

Do you live up north? You may have gut microbes associated with obesity. Researchers have found that people living farther north in colder climates have more of the bacterial group 'Firmicutes' and fewer of the ...