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Dubious claims are out there of leaky gut causing diseases from depression to autoimmune disorders. Experts weighed in on why that may not be the case.

Since diet can impact gut health, registered dietitian Bianca Tamburello, RDN, points us toward the science behind helpful and not-too-helpful foods for leaky gut.

More research is needed to determine how long it takes to heal leaky gut. It may depend on treating underlying conditions. Learn more here.

Leaky gut is a weakened gut barrier. A leaky gut diet includes foods high in omega-3s, probiotics, and prebiotics. Limit refined sugar and processed foods.

10 Gut Myths, Corrected We asked leading authorities for the truth about probiotics, elimination diets, leaky gut and more.

Your liver and gut microbiome work as a team and when one malfunctions, your entire health is at stake. Here’s how to keep them happy and you healthy.

Research uncovers how antibiotics damage protective gut barriers, potentially triggering inflammatory bowel disease regardless of their impact on gut bacteria.

The term "leaky gut" is a widely discussed social media topic. Our experts share if the condition is really real and what you can do about it.

In the gut, mucus stops the stomach from eating itself by walling off stomach acid from the stomach lining; it also helps move food through the intestines.