We need rest and digest. If we’re always in fight or flight, or freeze, right, we’re not digesting. So, and...
Microbiome
Endometriosis is a chronic inflammatory condition affecting 10% of reproductive aged women. Genetics, environmental factors, and immune system all appear...
Parasites live off their host (you) and have the potential to cause damage such as inflammation and leaky gut. Parasites are passed around through contaminated food and water, day care centres, foreign travel, mosquitoes, pests, pets, and sexual interactions. If there are symptoms, they are usually diarrhea, mucus, blood in...
The gut truly extends in action far beyond digestion and heart health is no exception. There are six main ways...
Early life microbiota influences immunity, gastrointestinal health, metabolism, neurodevelopment, and overall infant health. The infant gut must rapidly accumulate ten...
Join me and Ahna Fulmer in conversation: Ep50: Breaking Down Food Sensitivity & Gut Health Ever wonder if you have food sensitivities? Dr. Laura Brown shares her expertise on identifying signs and symptoms of food sensitivities, and how to improve bad gut health. Don’t miss Dr. Laura’s expert advice on...
Eczema, otherwise known as atopic dermatitis (AD) is a common, chronic, relapsing, inflammatory skin disease that presents in varied ways....
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Early life microbiota influences immunity, gastrointestinal health, metabolism, neurodevelopment, and overall infant health. The infant gut must rapidly accumulate ten times as many microbes as the whole body contains human cells.
Poorly developed gut microbiome in early life increases susceptibility to the development of food allergy, asthma and autism, celiac disease, and more. There is an increased risk of obesity in 84% of children exposed to prenatal antibiotics in the second or third trimester and 46% in those delivered by C-section. Infants fed formula have impaired immunity and altered metabolism.
Tune in June 28th with Kathy Fray and Dr. Laura M. Brown, ND to learn how to help a child develop and maintain a healthy microbiome before, during and after birth.
From the breast of the mother, human milk oligosaccharidea (HMOs) are the third most abundant component in breast milk and are responsible for the growth of Bidfidobacteria. Ultimately HMOs increase short chain fatty acids, particularly butyrate. Butyrate is the preferred fuel for cells lining the colon and helps maintain gut...
Low level of vitamin D is connected to painful conditions such as fibromyalgia, and rheumatic diseases[i]. Infectious, autoimmune and neurological...
Whether you want to ward off infection, seek Spiritual connection, need a gut microbe rhythm reset, or help with insulin...
Learn:
Role of the microbiome
What affects gut health
Circadian rhythm of the gut
Stress and the gut
