DOES the mere thought of going to the loo in public leave you feeling anxious? Or have you found it’s nigh on impossible to ...

The Gut-Joint Axis: New Frontiers in Osteoarthritis Research Groundbreaking research recently published in the journal, Science, revealed compelling evidence of a gut-joint axis involving bile acid ...

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Intriguingly, new research points to the gut-brain axis as another factor. There is also more than one kind of autism, as reflected in the term autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Moreover ...

The gut-muscle axis: a novel target for sarcopenia prevention Emerging research highlights the gut-muscle axis as a key regulator of muscle health, linking gut microbiota to metabolism, inflammation, ...

This fundamental research conducted a molecular comparison between smooth muscle cells and adjacent fibroblast cells within lung blood vessels affected by pulmonary arterial hypertension. The study ...

This alteration may, via the oral-gut microbiome axis, indirectly impact gut health. This hypothesis, supported by preliminary studies, suggests that oral PBM could offer a promising non-invasive ...

Chewing fennel seeds after meals can relax the gut muscles, prevent gas build-up, and freshen the breath. A cup of fennel tea in the evening soothes an irritated stomach. Raw papaya is rich in the ...

“Your gut and brain are constantly talking to each other, so when you’re stressed, your gut feels it too,” explains Margaret Schwiesow, DO, gastroenterologist at Kaiser Permanente in Virginia. It’s ...