Probiotics & The Microbiome
Your gut bacteria play a bigger role in your health than you might realize. Keep up with all the latest gut microbiome research here.
All About Fecal Microbiota Transplants
In this show we have Glenn Taylor of the Taymount Clinic, one of the few places doing fecal microbiota transplants, otherwise known as FMTs.
Do Polyphenols Improve Your Gut Bacteria?
Polyphenols have always been regarded as healthy. Yet one of the lesser-known benefits of a high polyphenol diet is its beneficial impact on your gut.
What to Do If You Need to Take Antibiotics
Taking antibiotics is never ideal, but there are cases where it's necessary. Here are things you can do to minimize the damage and regrow the gut flora.
RHR: You Are What Your Bacteria Eat: The Importance of Feeding Your Microbiome – with Jeff Leach
Today, I'm talking with Jeff Leach of the American Gut Project about all things gut and surprising insights from the latest gut bacteria research. Tune in!
Ask the RD: Probiotic Timing and the Blood Type Diet
Today, Laura and Kelsey will be discussing whether to take probiotics on an empty stomach or with a meal and the "eating for your blood type" diet?
Fukushima Radiation, Cavities, and Liver Disease
Today, we're discussing an update on the Fukushima radiation. Plus other topics such as the truth about eating too much meat and naturally healing cavities.
What Are the Hidden Costs of Modern Hygiene?
Today, we discuss the hidden costs of modern hygiene, ways to control inflammation and whether or not we should inoculate our kids with hookworm.
5 Uncommon Uses for Probiotics
Our understanding of how probiotics work is evolving. Here are five different uses for probiotics that are a bit unconventional but may be quite effective.
The Hygiene Hypothesis – Is Modern Disease Associated With Being Too Clean?
Today Moises Velasquez-Manoff discusses the hygiene hypothesis, the difference between the hygiene hypothesis and the old friends hypothesis, plus more.