Early life microbiome development plays a crucial role in immune system maturation and overall health. Birth method, breastfeeding, and environmental factors shape the gut microbiota, influencing immune responses and susceptibility to infections.
Research reveals how gut microbial composition and diversity shape immune responses to food, influencing allergy risk and sensitivity.
Early life microbiome development plays a crucial role in immune system maturation and overall health. Birth method, breastfeeding, and environmental factors shape the gut microbiota, influencing immune responses and susceptibility to infections.
Research reveals how gut microbial composition and diversity shape immune responses to food, influencing allergy risk and sensitivity.
If you deal with seasonal allergies, your gut may be playing a bigger role than you realize. The trillions of microbes living in your digestive tract don’t just support digestion—they also help regulate your immune system.
Explore how changes in the gut microbiome may contribute to age-related diseases like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and Osteoporosis—and how monitoring your microbiome, along with nutrition and lifestyle choices, may help support prevention and healthy aging.
As individuals age, the microbial ecosystem shifts, impacting digestion, immunity and disease susceptibility, highlighting the microbiome’s evolving role in health across the lifespan. Dysbiosis is even considered a “hallmark of aging". This blog kicks off a 3-part series exploring the...
Stress doesn’t just strain your mind—it disrupts your gut too. It can weaken digestion, fuels inflammation, and alters your microbiome, making your gut more vulnerable. Healthy habits like diet, movement, and stress management can help keep your gut in balance,...
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