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Scientists Found What Really Happens to Good Gut Bacteria After a Fecal Transplant

Scientists Found What Really Happens to Good Gut Bacteria After a Fecal Transplant by Anna Sandhu | Aug 15, 2025 Reviewed by Dr. Arun, M.Pharm., PGDRA, Ph.D. Researchers studied how to track the good bacteria when someone gets a Fecal Microbiota Transplantation (FMT)—which means putting healthy poop from a donor into a patient’s gut. This […]

Gut Health and Skin How Your Microbiome Impacts Natural Beauty

Gut Health and Skin How Your Microbiome Impacts Natural Beauty by Anna Sandhu | Aug 15, 2025 Reviewed by Dr. Arun, M.Pharm., PGDRA, Ph.D. Hey there! Have you ever noticed how your skin seems to react when your gut isn’t feeling quite right? Maybe you’ve experienced a breakout after indulging in a few too many […]

Gut Health and Medicine: The Role of Short-Chain Fatty Acids

Gut Health and Medicine: The Role of Short-Chain Fatty Acids by Anna Sandhu | Aug 12, 2025 Reviewed by Dr. Arun, M.Pharm., PGDRA, Ph.D. This article talks about short-chain fatty acids, or SCFAs for short. These are tiny substances made by good bacteria in our gut when we eat foods like fruits, vegetables, and whole […]

Stress and Digestion How a Busy Mind Affects Your Gut

Stress and Digestion How a Busy Mind Affects Your Gut by Anna Sandhu | Aug 11, 2025 Reviewed by Dr. Arun, M.Pharm., PGDRA, Ph.D. Ever notice how stress can turn your stomach into a swirling mess? You’re not alone. The connection between stress and digestion is a fascinating yet complex topic that affects many of […]

Traveling Without Upsetting Your Gut Tips for Digestive Balance on the Road

Traveling Without Upsetting Your Gut Tips for Digestive Balance on the Road by Anna Sandhu | Aug 08, 2025 Reviewed by Dr. Arun, M.Pharm., PGDRA, Ph.D. Traveling is exciting new places, foods, and experiences! But let’s face it, all those changes can throw your digestion off balance. Long flights, unfamiliar foods, and changing schedules can […]

Gut Biodiversity in Centenarians: Diet, Bacteria & Long Life

Gut Biodiversity in Centenarians: Diet, Bacteria & Long Life by Anna Sandhu | Aug 07, 2025 Reviewed by Dr. Arun, M.Pharm., PGDRA, Ph.D. This study looks at the gut bacteria of two special people in India: one a centenarian (100 + years old) and one a supercentenarian (110 + years old) who both follow a […]

Why Fiber Matters The Essential Guide to a Balanced Gut Microbiome

Why Fiber Matters The Essential Guide to a Balanced Gut Microbiome by Anna Sandhu | Aug 04, 2025 Reviewed by Dr. Arun, M.Pharm., PGDRA, Ph.D. Fiber is one of the most powerful allies in your quest for good health, yet it’s often overlooked. While most people know that fiber is “good for digestion,” few realize […]

How Gut Bacteria, the Brain & Kidneys Connect: Insights from a New Review

How Gut Bacteria, the Brain & Kidneys Connect: Insights from a New Review by Anna Sandhu | Aug 04, 2025 Reviewed by Dr. Arun, M.Pharm., PGDRA, Ph.D. Your body is like a team of parts that talk to each other: your gut, your brain, and your kidneys. A new review looked into how the tiny […]