The Gut-Brain Axis: A Foundation of Health Gut Health is Whole-Body Health! The connection between the gut microbiome and the brain, known as the Gut-Brain Axis, is a rapidly progressing field of research. Every month, there is more data emerging from universities and private labs around the globe that continues to illuminate the role of gut microbes and intestinal function in human health at all stages of development.
Let's talk about your gut’s microbiome–what it is, how it works, why it’s important and how you can help take care of it.
Winter is the same time of year we’ve all been told that we’re more likely to get sick. Which seems like a cruel kind of irony. Really, there’s never a “good” time to get sick, but it feels especially true right now–the last thing anyone wants to be doing is fighting a cold (or worse!). Discover whether you can get sick from cold weather and how to boost your immune system this winter.
Do probiotics help your gut microbiome? Learn about how diversity and monoculture impacts your gut health and what you can do to balance your microbiome.
Can probiotics be harmful to your gut? First, the simplest answer is: yes. The more complex, but crucial answer is: it depends. Read more to find out.
Your skin is a continually renewing and vast structure (the largest organ of the body in fact). It acts as your outermost physical barrier, protecting your internal environment from pathogens, chemicals, and sunlight. So, how can we help protect this dynamic organ? First, we need to understand it.
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