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immune cells in the gut interact with the microbiome
How immune cells in the gut interact with the microbiome
Immune cells in the gut interact with the microbiome, the diverse array of bacteria and fungi that live in the gastrointestinal tract and are directly influenced by an individual's diet... Read more
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Do I need Probiotics and Prebiotics?
The answer is that they are both important. Prebiotics along with probiotics provide an essential one-two punch for a healthy gut. You are what you eat. Or more accurately, you are... Read more
Control the salt shaker to avoid Bloating|Biom probiotics 3-in-1
Control the salt shaker to avoid Bloating!
By now, you know that eating too much salt can cause a slew of long-term health problems, including high blood pressure. In the short term, an extra salty meal may... Read more
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Why do I feel so bloated after eating certain foods?
Carbohydrates, fats, and proteins can all be triggers of bloating. However, there are certain foods that may be worse than others and cause uncomfortable digestive issues like bloating. Here is a... Read more
immune cells in the gut interact with the microbiome
How does a balanced and healthy gut help fight infection and build a strong immune system?
A huge proportion of your immune system is actually in your GI tract. The gut microbiota that resides in the gastrointestinal tract provides essential health benefits to its host, particularly... Read more
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Is water the forgotten nutrient for your gut microbiota?
Great Article!Is water the forgotten nutrient for your gut microbiota?The gut microbiota is exposed to and modified by a range of factors on a daily basis, with diet being one... Read more
Function of Microbiome in your Gut||More about Biom probiotics
What is the Function of Microbiome in your Gut?
Your gut microbiome works as a ‘metabolic organ,’ promoting digestion, energy metabolism, immunity, bone metabolism, even sleep patterns and proper brain function. The gut microbiome begins to affect your body... Read more
Probiotics Promote Longevity & Healthy Aging Functions
Can Probiotics Promote Longevity & Healthy Aging Functions
Healthy Gut bacteria are key to healthy aging! Growing research suggests gut microbes are involved not only in all aspects of body function, but also in healthy aging. New findings... Read more
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Gut Commensal Flora Has Far-reaching Impact On Human Health
Microbiome’s health and diversity is a growing theme in medical research for treating autoimmune, infectious, and metabolic diseases. Gut Microbiome comprises of 100 trillion microbes and contains over 3 million.... Read more
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Dysfunction of the Microbiome May Cause Long Term Diseases
Autoimmune diseases such as diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, muscular dystrophy, multiple sclerosis, and fibromyalgia are associated with dysfunction in the microbiome. Human Microbiome is considered as a highly adaptable “human organ”... Read more
Antibiotic resistance|
Did you know Currently at least 750,000 People Die Each Year Due to Drug-resistant Infections?
This is due to antimicrobial resistance or AMR? AMR happens when microorganisms (such as bacteria, fungi, viruses, and parasites) change and are still able to grow, even when they are... Read more
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How an Unhealthy Gut can be Directly Related to Skin Conditions
While symptoms of gut health issues can be incredibly varied, the skin is often a great barometer for what’s going on inside the gut. 70 percent of our immune system... Read more