Prolonged Exclusion Diets: What They're Really Doing to Your Health
Cutting out foods for too long, without guidance, can damage your gut microbiome and cause deficiencies. Here's what the science says.
Practical advice, gentle recipes, and science-backed guides to help you live better with IBS and digestive disorders.
Cutting out foods for too long, without guidance, can damage your gut microbiome and cause deficiencies. Here's what the science says.
Cutting out foods without a diagnosis or support can deplete your microbiome, cause deficiencies, and damage your relationship with food.
Bloating, pain, irregular digestion: an elimination diet can help — if done properly. Here's how to go about it.
Stress and bloating often go hand in hand. Deep breathing can help calm your nervous system and relieve your gut naturally.
Stress, bloating, irritable bowel… can meditation really help your gut? Here's what the science genuinely tells us.
Antidepressants, anxiolytics, antipsychotics — these medications affect your gut too. Here's what the science says.
Stress, anxiety, bloating — it's not in your head. It's the gut-brain axis, and the science backs it up.
Stress, mood, digestion: your gut and brain are in constant conversation. Discover how this fascinating connection really works.
Diarrhoea, constipation, bloating: probiotics can transform your digestion. But which ones should you choose, and how do you use them effectively?
Probiotics are generally well tolerated, but not without risks. Bloating, gas, discomfort — here's what can really happen.
Morning on an empty stomach, evening before bed, with or without food? The timing of your probiotics really does make all the difference to their effectiveness.
Garlic, Jerusalem artichoke, oats… some foods directly nourish your good bacteria. Find out which ones and how to add them to your diet.