Long COVID Linked to Unbalanced Gut Microbiome: What to Know Now By Shawn Radcliffe on January 27, 2022 by Health News— Fact checked by Dana K. Cassell Long COVIDTrusted Source is a condition that involves persistent symptoms for weeks or months after initial infection with SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus that causes COVID-19. People with a less diverse microbiome in their
COVID and your gut: How a healthy microbiome can reduce the severity of infection – and vice versa The microbes in our gut provide essential signals for our immune responses across the body, including in the lungs. December 31, 2022 Science Magazine Evidence is beginning to suggest a COVID infection could affect the
The Gut-Sleep Connection Deserves Clinical Consideration The importance of sleep should never be underestimated. Numerous studies have linked lack of sleep to a number of health issues. Clinicians have numerous tools to help patients get the quantity and quality of sleep they require. One novel technique emerging in the scientific literature is the
Minding Your Microbiome The bacteria that comprise our microbiome are in us but not of us. Technically, we are in a relationship with our microbiome — and, it may be the most intimate relationship we can have Microbiome – In Us, Not Of Us A wide variety of microorganisms inhabit almost every part
Probiotics reduce chest infections in children Milk fortified with probiotics appears to modestly reduce the rate and severity of respiratory infections in children in daycare facilities, according to a new double blind study Milk fortified with probiotics appears to modestly reduce the rate and severity of respiratory infections in children
Probiotics reverse gut damage caused by antibiotics Probiotics - the 'good bacteria' that maintain the natural balance of microflora in the digestive tract - can reverse gut damage caused by antibiotics, and act as a natural anti-inflammatory for sufferers of ulcerative colitis, psoriasis and chronic fatigue syndrome Probiotics - the
Probiotics do help you lose weight, study confirms Adding probiotics to your diet can help you lose weight—and the more of the ‘friendly bacteria’ you take, the more weight you’ll lose. Those who take several probiotics a day, and keep to it for at least eight weeks, benefit the most, a new study
Probiotics could reverse colon cancer Type 2 diabetes—often described as the ‘lifestyle disease’—could be successfully treated with probiotics after researchers discovered the vital role that gut bacteria play in its development. Diabetes and metabolic syndrome, which encompasses diabetes, obesity and heart disease, come about when the 'cross-talk' between the immune system, gut
Probiotics could reverse colon cancer Colon cancer could be reversed just with probiotics that change the gut's bacteria—and the disease can be prevented in the first place by eating whole grains, such as brown rice and whole-wheat bread, every day, two new research studies have found. In a breakthrough study that
It’s all in the gut, part 2: ME and chronic fatigue markers found in bacteria Researchers have located biological markers that demonstrate that ME (myalgic encephalomyelitis) and chronic fatigue syndrome aren’t ‘in the head’ as doctors often tell sufferers: they’re in the gut. Sufferers have distinctive markers in their gut bacteria
