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  1. Probiotics and Mental Health: Examining the Gut-Brain Connection

    Probiotics and Mental Health: Examining the Gut-Brain Connection

    The millions of beneficial bacteria in your body play an instrumental role in your health, including mental function and emotional wellness. The connection between probiotics and mental health is fueled by what is known in scientific circles as the gut-brain axis as well as the function of the bacteria in the body's microbiome. Read on to learn more about this...
  2. Melatonin and PMS: How the Sleep Hormone Can Help

    Melatonin and PMS: How the Sleep Hormone Can Help

    Scientists have spent years researching the relationship between melatonin and PMS, helping women to understand how this hormone can relieve uncomfortable symptoms. Understanding how this hormone works and how you can regulate your sleep and wake cycle while also reducing symptoms of PMS can go a long way in improving your overall well-being. Here is what you need to know...
  3. Getting Enough Vitamin D in Fall and Winter is Crucial for Healthy Immunity

    Getting Enough Vitamin D in Fall and Winter is Crucial for Healthy Immunity

    Vitamin D is best known for its ability to aid in calcium absorption in the body and support healthy bone development. However, this fat-soluble vitamin also plays a crucial role in the maintenance of the body's digestive, circulatory and nervous systems. Most recently, the vitamin has been shown to have an increasingly positive effect on immune system function. Not getting...
  4. New Research Suggests Genetics Shape Gut Microbiome

    New Research Suggests Genetics Shape Gut Microbiome

    The gut microbiome is made up of trillions of different types of bacteria, fungi, viruses and other species, most of which reside inside the cecum, a pocket within the large intestine. Although the individual species are microscopic, as a whole, they can weigh up to five pounds. The gut microbiome is so important to human health that it is often...
  5. Insufficient Tryptophan Alters Gut Microbiome, Increases Inflammation

    Insufficient Tryptophan Alters Gut Microbiome, Increases Inflammation

    Tryptophan is an essential amino acid. Associated with serotonin production, and thereby linked to mood, as well as connected to energy levels and immune system function, new research finds that insufficient tryptophan can impact gut microbiome and may significantly increase inflammation. Chronic inflammation has been shown to increase the risk of numerous diseases, including those among the leading causes of...
  6. 6 Tips for Practicing Self-Care During the Pandemic

    6 Tips for Practicing Self-Care During the Pandemic

    What was once seen as an indulgence has now been proven to be an essential part of life. Practicing proper self-care is imperative for physical, mental and emotional health. This is even more important during a global pandemic, when practicing self-care during the pandemic can be absolutely crucial for your overall health and wellness. Here are six ways that you...
  7. Study Explores Benefits of Mindfulness for Burnout Syndrome

    Study Explores Benefits of Mindfulness for Burnout Syndrome

    In today's hectic workplace, it is easy to understand how some workers get burned out on the job. While the occasional bout of fatigue or lack of motivation is generally not something to become overly concerned about, the issue of burnout syndrome is something to keep on your radar. A recent study provides insight into the benefits of mindfulness for...
  8. Omega-3 for Kids: Why You Should Boost Your Child's Intake

    Omega-3 for Kids: Why You Should Boost Your Child's Intake

    The therapeutic properties of omega-3s can help in the treatment of many short-term ailments while also providing protection against long-term health conditions. But omega-3 fatty acids are not just beneficial for adults; research has proven that there is no shortage of health benefits of omega-3 for kids. This important fatty acid can produce a profound effect on children's short-term and...
  9. Prebiotics Help Reduce Anxiety When Taken Daily, Says New Study

    Prebiotics Help Reduce Anxiety When Taken Daily, Says New Study

    Prebiotics are insoluble fibers that, when ingested, help to nourish the beneficial bacteria in the gut. New evidence suggests that when consumed daily, prebiotics help reduce anxiety and boost overall mental health. Find out how you can help your gut microbiome by incorporating more prebiotics into your diet. What's the Difference Between Prebiotics and Probiotics? While certain bacteria are harmful...
  10. The Insidious Link Between Anxiety and Inflammation

    The Insidious Link Between Anxiety and Inflammation

    Inflammation is one of the responses that the immune system produces to combat a foreign threat, such as a virus or an infection. In chronic inflammation, inflammation lingers for a long period of time -- months or perhaps even years -- possibly becoming an ongoing condition in the individual's body. Chronic inflammation has been linked to a number of serious...

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