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  • Do probiotics survive in your stomach?

    Do probiotics survive in your stomach?

    A common topic of debate in the probiotic community is the actual survival rate of the bacteria in over-the-counter supplement products. If you are reading this, you may have concerns about how efficacious your probiotic really is, or maybe you...

  • Want a natural and effective antioxidant? It's right under your nose

    Want a natural and effective antioxidant? It's right under your nose

    If you are interested in wellness, you’re probably familiar with the power of antioxidants, maybe through supplementation or trying diets rich in them. Mopping up excess free radicals is, after all, critical for maintaining optimal health. At the same time,...

  • Gifts for the gut (aka, microbiome-friendly treats)

    Gifts for the gut (aka, microbiome-friendly treats)

    The pressure is on to check off everyone on your holiday gift list, and from hostess gifts to stocking stuffers, festive foods and beverages tend to be safe bets. For the more health-conscious loved ones on your list, gut microbiome-friendly...

  • 3 ways your breath can help you cultivate gratitude today

    3 ways your breath can help you cultivate gratitude today

    For some, the holiday season is an easy time to be grateful. For others, current life circumstances can make it challenging to get into the holiday spirit. In either case, science tells us that cultivating gratitude is a good thing,...

  • Breathing blue: why being in or near water is good for your breath

    Breathing blue: why being in or near water is good for your breath

    “We are beginning to learn that our brains are hardwired to react positively to water and that being near it can calm and connect us, increase innovation and insight, and even heal what’s broken.” – Céline Cousteau, preface to Blue...

  • Swimming and lung health: is chlorine bad for your lungs?

    Swimming and lung health: is chlorine bad for your lungs?

    Summer has officially begun! Although, depending on where you live, it’s likely felt like summer for a while now. The heat takes on such different qualities - here in the Midwest, it’s humid, whereas when I lived in Arizona, the...

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