What is leaky gut? What are the symptoms of leaky gut and what food to eat and avoid to heal leaky gut? Read along to know everything about leaky gut.
How often can I take probiotics?
Not only is taking daily probiotics safe, it’s recommended. Having a daily probiotic routine is one of the best ways to regulate your gut health.
How to know if my probiotics are working
Since our launch, we have talked to hundreds of customers — many of whom are first-time probiotic users. We are beyond thrilled to see how we are starting to make a difference in everyday Americans’ lives starting with getting their gut in shape.
Do I have IBS or is it something else?
April is IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome) Awareness Month. “But I don’t have IBS” I can hear 85% of you saying. And while that’s statistically true, it’s also true that many, many people have IBS-like symptoms that actually are something totally different.
Probiotics for children: your questions answered
There’s no doubt that a healthy gut is linked to substantial health benefits. In babies and children in particular, the microbiome has a substantial impact on the immune system, neurocognitive and emotional development. However, research also suggests that an unhealthy imbalance of good and bad bacteria may lead to autoimmune and inflammatory diseases (such as asthma and eczema), poor digestion and obesity. It’s crucial to create a healthy, diverse microbiome for your child through the introduction of probiotics.
How probiotics can help with IBS
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is an extremely common condition impacting the large intestine. There are a number of different treatment options and medications available for people with IBS one of which is taking probiotics for countering IBS symptoms.
Prebiotics vs. Probiotics – What is the difference?
Whenever there’s a discussion about gut health, two words get thrown around a lot: prebiotics and probiotics. But what’s essentially the difference between the two? We dive deeper into the distinction between prebiotics and probiotics.
Everything about probiotics and constipation
As the most common digestive health-related complaint, constipation is the reason behind 2.5 million outpatient clinic visits in the U.S. every year. Apart from the severity of symptoms ranging from bloating to dry, hard or lumpy stools, pain during defecation, and loss of appetite, the cost of treating constipation with laxatives can often run into billions of dollars.
Probiotics side effects
You might experience mild side effects when using probiotics. Knowing probiotics’ side effects can help you manage them and know what to expect.
Gut Health and Ulcerative Colitis
Living with ulcerative colitis is a daily struggle for almost a million people in the U.S. alone. While medical treatment of ulcerative colitis continues to improve with study, there is no cure yet. But an evolving scientific understanding of how the gut works promises to improve ulcerative colitis management strategies.