
Beneficial Bacteria: A Focus on Roseburia
Often used as a marker for good health, find out how Roseburia supports your immune system and helps your gut feel its best!
Often used as a marker for good health, find out how Roseburia supports your immune system and helps your gut feel its best!
Some food for thought about switching to a more plant-based diet – for the sake of your gut.
Bifidobacteria include some of the most popular probiotic strains on the market, and for good reason – your gut loves it! Find out why, and how you can help your Bifido thrive.
We delve deeper into specific Lactobacillus strains, giving you an overview of their therapeutic abilities and where you can find them.
You might have been inspired to start a deep clean of your living space this season, as the words ‘spring cleaning’ crop up just about everywhere you look. The usual
A new microbiome study may have found a way for lactose intolerant people to lessen their digestive symptoms and enjoy dairy again. Here’s what you need to know about prebiotics, probiotics and your lactose intolerance.
Probiotics have great health benefits and numerous studies agree: taking certain foods and supplements can boost your microbiome and help all your good gut bugs. But, just what kinds of
Did you know that gut bacteria might be a cause of depression and anxiety? On the other hand, “good” bacteria can help improve your mood naturally! Researchers have discovered that
Ever wondered what gut testing can do for you? Here, we share our interview with university student Milos, who tells us about his gut health journey – after years of
Scientists tell us there’s an easy way to support your gut health: your diet. What you eat every day directly shapes your microbiome. Here, we share the tasty gut-boosters you
With an array of microbiome tests increasingly becoming available, you may have been wondering their worth. Here, we look into just what gut testing can offer you. By Maria Arvaniti
Fiber-rich foods not only reduce the risk of a range of diseases, including Irritable Bowel Disease, diabetes and heart disease, they also appear to enhance longevity. Dietary fiber is widely