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What Your Stool Color Tells You About Gut Health
You’ve just used the restroom and, as you glance into the toilet, something catches your eye. The color of your stool seems different—perhaps darker, lighter, or an unusual shade altogether. ...
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Gut Wellness
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How Seasonal Changes Affect Your Gut
As autumn rolls in, you might notice your eating habits subtly shifting. Perhaps you’re craving heartier meals or finding it harder to stick to your routine. The changes in your ...
Artificial Sweeteners: Impact on Gut Health
As you age, maintaining your health becomes increasingly important, and for many, this includes managing blood sugar levels and reducing calorie intake. Artificial sweeteners, such as aspartame, sucralose, and saccharin, ...
GI Diseases
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Fat in Your Liver, Trouble in Your Gut? Understanding Fatty Liver Disease
Fatty liver disease (FLD) is a buildup of fat in the liver. It has many different causes, but one of the greatest risk factors is heavy alcohol use. Still, even ...
Signs and Symptoms of Colorectal Cancer
Are you aware of the signs and symptoms of colorectal cancer?. They’re similar to most other conditions affecting the digestive system, which can make identifying the source challenging. To make ...
Does Blood in Your Stool Always Indicate Hemorrhoids?
Have you ever been surprised to find your stool or toilet bowl water tinged with red after passing a bowel movement? Or perhaps your toilet paper is streaked with blood ...
Test Your Knowledge About Colorectal Cancer
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