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According to English, raspberries are one of the best things you can eat for better gut health. “Raspberries are one of the highest-fiber fruits, with around 8 grams per cup.” That’s over 25% of your ...

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A fermented soy product, tempeh is a great source of protein and probiotics. It enhances digestive enzyme activity and reduces gut inflammation. Including tempeh in monsoon meals can aid in ...

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Nutritionist Pariksha Rao emphasises looking beyond yoghurt for probiotics and prebiotics, and lists common foods found in an Indian kitchen.

Yogurt, kimchi, kefir, and other probiotic foods can improve gut health and may help relieve symptoms of certain medical conditions.