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Skipping exercise? Harvard-trained gut doctor shares 5 ways it can affect your gut healthEngaging in regular physical activity has been linked to enhanced gut health, claims Harvard-trained gut doctor Dr Saurabh Sethi. Studies s...
Gastro doctor Dr Pal shares 7 Indian foods that may support your gut lining: From moringa to green bananaGastro doctor Dr Pal shared seven Indian foods that may support the gut lining, including turmeric, curd, lentils, green banana, ghee, amla...
Fatty liver new treatment found: Study discovers a medicine that reverses severe fatty liver by just repairing the gutA new experimental drug shows promise for severe fatty liver disease. This compound targets the gut, not the liver directly. It repairs a d...
You have been eating plastic for years; this fermented Korean food might finally help you fight backSouth Korea kimchi research benefits: Scientists have discovered a special bacterium in kimchi. This tiny microbe can attach to nanoplastic...
This 10-minute dosa recipe may boost gut health. Gastro doctor Dr Pal swears by this important 'probiotic' ingredientA gastro doctor has revealed the gut health benefits of ragi. A simple ragi dosa, prepared in under 10 minutes, offers a natural way to imp...
6 foods recommended by doctor that you must add to your diet for gut healthYour gut controls immunity, mood, and energy. Specific foods actively repair and nourish it. Fermented foods, zinc-rich items, and cooked g...
What is gut microbiota and how it helps our immune systemThe gut microbiota is a community of trillions of bacteria residing in the digestive tract, which contributes to digestion, metabolism, and...
Study claims too much soybean oil can damage your gut!Researchers at the University of California, Riverside, in the US examined the gut of mice that were consistently fed a diet high in soybea...
Why Heathrow airport transports US to our old, 1970s-Era bankAt the other side was a low wooden barrier of the kind you saw in courtroom scenes in Hindi films. It felt as though you could only cross t...
Eating broccoli daily can improve your gut health: StudyEat a broccoli a day, to keep intestinal problems at bay!
Uncommon for unborn babies to contract COVID-19: StudyResearchers said, that opportunities for the Covid-19 virus infecting the fetus are extremely limited, as the placenta acted as a highly ef...
Why you should listen to your gut for a healthy life?This unseen world of microbes residing in our body far exceeds the number of cells in our body and is influenced by diet, physical activity...
Delhi hospital reports 'first-ever' white fungus case causing severe damage to entire intestine“White fungus (Candida) causing multifocal perforations in the food pipe, small bowel and large bowel in COVID-19 infection has not been re...
IIT Roorkee researchers find antibiotic against multi-drug resistant bacteriaIn a new study published in the journal, ‘Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy’, IIT Roorkee researchers screened a library of 11,000 comp...
Type 2 diabetes can now be reversed, thanks to the less invasive 'surgery in a pill'Scientists have developed an effective treatment for reversing diabetes that can offer the same benefits as surgery.
Do you use baby wipes often? It can trigger food allergies in infantsThe factors contributing to food allergy include the genetics that alter skin absorbency.
- Broccoli may ward off leaky gut problems
New York, Oct 13 (IANS) Suffering from digestive problems like leaky gut and colitis? Consuming three and a half cups of a fibrous vegetabl...
Want to increase your lifespan? Follow dietary restrictions religiouslyThe study reveals understanding on how dietary restriction leads to increase in lifespan and impacts autophagy in the intestine.
Novel insulin pill to effectively manage diabetesA pill could circumvent the discomfort associated with the needle while potentially providing a more effective dose, the researchers said.
It costs less than Rs 30 for an entire year to treat a person: Dr Neeraj MistryNeglected Tropical Diseases (NTD) are the second largest disease burden in developing and under developed countries in the world.