Home Remedies for Better Digestion
Ease bloating, gas, and indigestion with these time-tested natural remedies, including ginger tea, peppermint, and probiotics.
Natural approaches to gut health, probiotics, and digestive comfort
Ease bloating, gas, and indigestion with these time-tested natural remedies, including ginger tea, peppermint, and probiotics.
Not all probiotics are equal. Learn which strains target which conditions, how to read labels, and when probiotics may not be the answer.

Not all probiotics work the same way. A strain-by-strain guide to matching probiotics to specific digestive conditions.

Probiotics get the attention, but prebiotics are equally important. Which foods feed your beneficial gut bacteria.

Lifestyle changes and natural approaches that can reduce acid reflux without relying on long-term PPI medication.

Managing IBS through diet starts with identifying triggers. A practical guide to the low-FODMAP approach and beyond.

Kimchi, yogurt, kefir, sauerkraut, and more. How fermented foods support gut health and which to try first.

Ginger is one of the best-studied natural anti-emetics. Evidence for various types of nausea and safe forms to use.

Digestive enzyme supplements are popular but not universally needed. Who genuinely benefits and what the evidence shows.

Intestinal permeability is real, but 'leaky gut syndrome' is not a recognized medical diagnosis. What we actually know.

Before reaching for laxatives, try these evidence-based dietary and lifestyle changes for chronic constipation relief.

The vagus nerve connects gut and brain. Emerging research reveals how gut bacteria influence anxiety, depression, and cognition.

Bloating affects most people regularly. Identify your triggers and find effective natural remedies for prevention and relief.

Bone broth is touted for gut repair. We review the collagen, glutamine, and glycine claims against actual clinical evidence.

Food combining diets claim certain foods should not be eaten together. Digestive physiology explains why most of these rules are baseless.

L-glutamine is the preferred fuel for intestinal cells. When supplementation may help and what dosage the research supports.

This mucilaginous herb has been used for centuries to soothe irritated digestive tracts. What modern research adds.
Systemic candidiasis is a serious medical condition. 'Candida overgrowth syndrome' as promoted by alternative medicine is different. Here is the truth.
The humble apple provides both soluble and insoluble fiber. How pectin supports digestion and cholesterol management.
Marshmallow root forms a protective mucilage layer on irritated tissues. Traditional uses and emerging clinical evidence.
Bitter herbs have been used to aid digestion for millennia. Modern research explores the bitter taste receptor mechanism.
Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth causes bloating, gas, and malabsorption. Diagnosis, dietary management, and herbal antimicrobials.