Digestive Enzymes: What You Need to Know
How digestive enzymes work, what happens when you are short on them, and what the evidence says about lactase, bean enzymes and store blends.
Clear, evidence-informed explanations of how your gut works, what affects it and what is actually worth doing about it. Articles that touch on health are checked by a qualified medical reviewer before they are published.
How digestive enzymes work, what happens when you are short on them, and what the evidence says about lactase, bean enzymes and store blends.
Gut bacteria differ in many autoimmune diseases, but research shows links, not causes. What studies found and sensible steps to take.
Vanilla yogurt shines in sweet foods: parfaits, smoothies, dips, frozen treats and baking. Here is how to use it and where plain works better.
Apple cider vinegar may blunt blood sugar spikes after meals. Weight and gut claims are weaker. Here is what studies show and how to use it safely.
Small trials show beer can shift gut bacteria, but alcohol harms the gut lining and raises cancer risk. Here is what the evidence supports.
How hormones, periods, pregnancy and menopause affect digestion, which gut conditions are more common in women, and habits that help.
No gut healing protocol is medically recognized, but some of its steps have evidence. What helps, what is hype and when to see a doctor.
What is in gut health shots, what the research says about probiotic, ginger, turmeric and vinegar shots, and how to choose one safely.
Transparent Labs Gut Health packs 10 named strains and 100 billion CFU. Here is what the label lists and what research supports.
Which vegetables are easiest to digest, which ones cause more gas, and simple ways to cook and prep vegetables for a sensitive stomach.