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Adding Peanuts and Spices to the Diet Can Improve Gut Health in 4-6 Weeks

Adding Peanuts and Spices to the Diet Can Improve Gut Health in 4-6 Weeks

Share on PinterestAdding a variety of spices and nuts to their diet can help improve gut health. Xvision/Getty Images Researchers recently investigated the effects of peanuts, herbs and spices, including cinnamon, ginger, cumin and turmeric, on the gut microbiome in two separate studies. They found that peanuts, along with herbs and spices, increased levels of …

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Quark: the German treat that's good for your gut

Quark: the German treat that’s good for your gut

If the word “quark” conjures up memories of physics lessons, rest assured: a) I’m not qualified to write about physics; and b) it’s not the kind of quark we’re talking about. This quark is a cheese and yogurt treat that’s becoming increasingly popular, and for good reason. It’s delicious and packed with nutritional value. Learn …

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Spicing up your meals could be a simple way to build a healthier gut

Spicing up your meals could be a simple way to build a healthier gut

According to two separate studies from Penn State University in the United States, a handful of peanuts and a few pinches of herbs and spices could give your gut a boost. There are billions of individual microorganisms living in the human stomach and intestines, including hundreds to thousands of species of bacteria, viruses and fungi. …

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Peanuts, Herbs & Spices May Positively Impact Gut Microbiome |  Penn State University

Peanuts, Herbs & Spices May Positively Impact Gut Microbiome | Penn State University

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pennsylvania — Adding an ounce of peanuts or about a teaspoon of herbs and spices to your diet daily may affect the composition of gut bacteria, an indicator of overall health, according to new research from Penn State. In two separate studies, nutrition scientists investigated the effects of small changes on the average …

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Harmful gut bacteria co-opt genetic susceptibility to trigger Crohn's disease

Harmful gut bacteria co-opt genetic susceptibility to trigger Crohn’s disease

Changes in a single gene open the door for harmful gut bacteria to trigger the inflammation that leads to Crohn’s disease, according to a new study led by Weill Cornell Medicine and NewYork-Presbyterian researchers. These findings could one day help doctors better select targeted treatments for patients with this immune disorder. This particular host gene, …

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C. difficile bacterium grows stronger by cooperating with Enterococcus, other gut microbes

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Tomatoes linked to better gut health, study finds

Tomatoes linked to better gut health, study finds

Share on PinterestIn a recent study, tomato-fed pigs experienced greater diversity in their gut microbiome, a sign of better gut health. Carol Yepes/Getty Images A recent study observed the effects of tomato consumption on the gut microbiome in pigs. After 10 piglets were fed a diet of 10% freeze-dried tomato powder, their ratio of “good” …

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