7 Reasons You Probably Have an Unhealthy Gut (And 5 Ways to Improve Gut Health)
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Metabolic Age: What It Means For Your Health?
When it comes to achieving lasting health and vitality, understanding your metabolic age is crucial. It provides insight into how efficiently your body is functioning internally compared to others of the same age. Metabolic age is a valuable indicator of your body's ability to burn calories...
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How an Anti-Inflammatory Diet Helped Me Reverse Chronic Health Conditions
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16 Science-Backed Ways To Improve Gut Health
Having a diverse range of “good” bacteria is crucial for a healthy gut, and a thriving gut microbiome is essential for overall well-being, not just gut health.
This article will discuss lifestyle tips and the best foods to eat to support your “good” gut bacteria and enhance your gut health.
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Welcome to the ZOE Health Academy: A letter from Prof. Tim Spector
As a child, I was taught various food myths that many of us have heard before. Such as fish making you brainy, meat and eggs building strong muscles, chocolate causing acne, and nuts being unhealthy due to their high fat content.It was also ingrained in me that vitamins are essential,...
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10 Best Vegetables for Gut Health: What Science Says
Eating a diverse range of vegetables is beneficial for overall health, with certain veggies like mushrooms, baby spinach, bean sprouts, lettuce, and peas specifically aiding in gut health. These vegetables are beneficial due to their fiber or water content, as well as the presence of plant compounds called polyphenols....
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