As temperatures being to drop across the country, many Americans may already be thinking about the inevitable onslaught of illness that takes place during the fall and winter months.
Archive for the ‘Digestive Support’ Category
Can curcumin help manage IBD?
Though it isn’t the most pleasant issue to discuss, inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is a serious condition that can dramatically affect an individual’s quality of life.
Celiac disease may be more widespread than we think
While it is well-known that children with Down syndrome are particularly at risk for this condition, diagnoses of celiac disease have risen as the general population has learned more about its existence and symptoms.
Scientists shed further light on effects of curcumin on colorectal cancer
Scientists from National Taiwan University in Taipei have shed further light on how curcumin may curb the development of colorectal cancer in various ways.
Curcumin could aid hepatitis-C treatments
A brand-new scientific breakthrough which has yet to be reported in American-language news sources suggests that curcumin, the active nutrient in the spice turmeric, prevents Hepatitis C viruses from entering liver cells.
Can probiotics combat salmonella?
The study was published by the academic journal Cell Host & Probe, and focuses on how probiotics may combat salmonella by essentially snatching up the essential iron that these harmful microbes need to spread.
Gastroprotective effects of curcumin explored in new study
Scientists from the University of Karachi in Pakistan have unveiled yet another potential benefit of curcumin supplements.
Study shows probiotics may combat these grave health concerns
Based on the results of a recent study conducted by the National Institutes of Health, a larger portion of the population may decide to incorporate this good bacteria in their diet.
Researchers reveal new connection between autism and gut health
A recent study from Arizona State University has specifically shed light on how the bacteria found in the gut can affect children with this condition.
Study shows link between probiotics and vitamin D levels
The researchers hypothesized that the gut-healthy bacteria would potentially facilitate the absorption of various vitamins including A, D and E by blocking that of a certain cholesterol called sterol.