Gut microbes – you have trillions of them nestled inside your intestinal tract. Each of us has a slightly different population of microbes in our guts that serve as our...
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School is back in session and that means your children will once again be exposed to more germs. Being around more people means more contact with airborne and touch transmitted...
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Alexander Fleming discovered the first antibiotic, penicillin, in the late 1920s. This momentous discovery marked the beginning of the “antibiotic age.” No longer were humans defenseless against harmful bacteria that...
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Our children today are born into an environment that is substantially different than nature has provided for centuries. We now live in a world where food is more sterile and...
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Many people have sensitivities to certain food types, however not all sensitivities are equal. Generally, dietary problems are split into two categories – those that are triggered by an immune...
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Your digestive tract is not only responsible for breaking down and absorbing the food you eat – it also acts as a barrier against foreign substances, including undesirable bacteria. Most...
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