Probiotics aren't as well-researched as creatine or whey protein, but they're growing in popularity—not as muscle-building ...

You'll find probiotics in a number of foods, including yogurt, sauerkraut, and more. For a healthy gut, you'll want a balanced microbiome (which is the fancy name for the community of beneficial ...

Researchers infused chocolate with probiotics—the beneficial bacteria often associated with yogurt and kimchi—along with ...

There are no official guidelines on when to take probiotics (gut-healthy bacteria), but some evidence suggests they may be ...

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Turns out, the bacteria in your gut have food preferences of their own. Here’s how a colorful plate feeds the bacteria that ...

Your gut doesn't need a post-Holi cleanse—it needs consistency, nourishment, movement, and rest almost every day of your life ...

Don’t fall for the marketing claims that tout probiotics. To keep your gut microbes happy, eat a fiber-rich diet.

Eating more fiber-rich foods can strengthen beneficial gut bacteria that protect against harmful Enterobacteriaceae, reducing ...

Probiotics have already been linked to a whole range of positive health outcomes, including improved mental health, treatment ...

Curd and buttermilk are both great for gut health, but which one is better? While curd is rich in probiotics and nutrients, ...

Pasricha points out that studies show low-fiber diets can lead to the permanent loss of certain gut bacteria, leading to a ...