How the Gut Microbiome Programs the Immune System
Seventy percent of your immune system is in your gut. Find out what that means and learn more about how your microbiome influences your immune system.
RHR: Treating GI Conditions with Functional Medicine, with Dr. Ken Brown
In this episode of Revolution Health Radio, Dr. Ken Brown shares how he uses a Functional perspective to address GI conditions like SIBO and IBS.
The 13 Benefits of Fermented Foods and How They Improve Your Health
Fermented foods are healthy (and delicious) additions to your ancestral diet. Check out this article for 13 benefits of fermented foods and learn how they improve your health.
Gut Inflammation: 12 Causes (and 12 Effects)
Gut inflammation impacts intestinal and whole-body health. Read on to learn how diet and lifestyle factors cause gut inflammation, the health consequences of a chronically inflamed gut, and strategies for alleviating the problem.
The Top 10 Digestive Superfoods
The best diet for the gut is one that incorporates nutrient-dense, whole foods. But, if you’re experiencing some digestive issues, these digestive superfoods could help restore your gut health.
All about the Gut Microbiome and Probiotics, with Raja Dhir
Your gut health is connected to the well-being of nearly every system in your body. In this episode of Revolution Health Radio, I talk with microbiome expert Raja Dhir about the gut microbiome and the...
How the Gut Microbiome Influences Everything about Your Health
The human digestive system is home to trillions of microorganisms, collectively known as the gut microbiome. Find out how your gut microbiome affects not just your digestive health but your brain, bones, heart, immune system,...
Your Guide to Eye Health
While the conventional medical community has long considered some eye conditions irreversible and untreatable, a growing body of scientific research suggests otherwise. Read on to learn how simple nutrition and lifestyle changes can promote optimal...
The Effects of Non-Antibiotic Drugs on the Microbiome
Most people know that antibiotics can have adverse effects on the composition of the gut microbiome. But did you know that nearly a quarter of non-antibiotic drugs can as well?