A good bacterial flora in the digestive system is the foundation of general health. Especially today, when immune system diseases are very common, it is good to know that the strength of the immune system is rooted in the gut. So how do you ensure the correct bacterial flora in the gut? Read more
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Inflammation of joints and the immune system
Disturbances in the functioning of the immune system cause inflammation that may arise, inter alia, in the hip, knee and other joints. An immune-mediated inflammation can lower the quality of life and lead to a significant reduction in physical activity. Many specialists believe that the sources of such ailments should be sought in the digestive system, which plays an important role in the proper functioning of the immune system. How, then, improve the health of the joints? Read more
Intestinal microflora and liver diseases
The bilateral relationship between the gut and the liver can be a surprising fact for many people. This correlation results, among other things, from the anatomic proximity of both organs, but there is also a functional connection between the intestinal mucosa and the liver. This connection is the portal vein, which is relatively short but has a large diameter and is a physical connection of the digestive system with the liver. Read more
There is a direct connection between the intestines and the brain
The intestines and brain are closely related, and this interaction plays an important role not only in the functioning of the digestive system, but also in some aspects of the psyche and emotional reactions. Read more
How much dietary fiber should You eat?
Fiber is an important part of a healthy balanced diet. Dietary fiber may help prevent heart disease, diabetes, weight gain and certain types of cancer. It greatly affects the health of the digestive system. Read more
Intestinal microflora and effective slimming
Metabolic syndrome is a condition of the body that usually precedes the disorder of glucose balance in the blood and includes, among others, deposition of fat around the hips and abdomen. Many people of all ages have problems with excess body fat in these areas. As a result, fatty tissue deposits are formed that can increase the risk of developing serious diseases. Read more
Obesity may be associated with intestinal problems
Shedding excess body fat is a big problem for many people. And although it is well known that an effective weight loss process is a combination of diet and exercise, recent studies indicate that there is another important factor that affects the increased accumulation of adipose tissue. Read more
What is the natural blood sugar level?
Imagine a group of 800 healthy people, each of whom receives exactly the same meals every day for one week. Do you think that all these people will have identical blood sugar levels after the experiment? Read more
The impact of diet on the functioning of the immune system
There is no doubt that a proper diet can significantly improve the body’s defense potential, while a harmful diet can disrupt the immune system’s response. The mechanism of action of individual dietary ingredients, vitamins and microelements is not yet thoroughly examined, however, we know which ones are needed to improve the function of the immune system. Read more
A bad diet can cause depression
The brain works constantly throughout your life, both during the day and at night when you are asleep. The brain never rests and therefore requires a constant supply of energy, which is obtained from food. The quality of “fuel” that feeds the brain depends on the components of your diet. Read more