But in terms of gut health, the better the bacteria, the better you feel. The most beneficial bacteria? The bacterial species that live in your digestive system, or gut microbiome, according to ...
Bacteria often get a bad rap. From ear infections to strep throat, many people associate bacteria with infections, a doctor’s visit and a possible round of antibiotics. One way to think about ...
Zoe Williams wo is a member of the Activia Gut Health Board. "When we hit menopause and you have the depletion of estrogen and progesterone, that triggers a change in the gut," explains ...
Your stomach doesn’t absorb the majority of the nutrients you eat. It’s the small intestine’s job to break down the essential nutrients. Your gut’s bacteria produce the enzymes that help break down ...