We’ve recently seen so much research coming to light showing the importance of gut bacteria in determining our health, both present and future. And now, a group of Canadian scientists recently discovered just how vital a balanced intestinal flora is during the first stages of life. They looked at the gut bacteria of infants at 3 months and
An amazing new study came out last month in Pediatric Research that shows a possible way to help prevent babies from developing neurological disorders like ADHD and Asperger syndrome (AS) later on in life. Scientists studied 75 infants: some were given probiotics within the first 6 months of life and some received a placebo. What is incredible is that at
While undoubtedly an important life saving measure, antibiotics can also be remarkably damaging to your health. When taken regularly and for non-serious conditions, antibiotics can harm both your immune system and gut flora in immeasurable ways. North Americans, especially, are overexposed to antibiotics. This is not just simply a result of taking them to address every little cut, cough and sniffle. Surprisingly, our
A diverse and balanced gut flora is vital to ensuring optimal health- both in terms of disease prevention and treatment. Many of us are aware that things like antibiotics, pesticides and poor nutrition can have harmful effects on this delicate system. But now, we are also beginning to see new research that points a finger
How Promoting Flora Diversity is Not Enough in Your Fight For Optimal Health The vital role that our intestinal bacteria plays in determining our health is getting incredible press as of late- and thankfully so. Current research is showing time and time again that diverse gut microflora is key to attaining and maintaining optimal health.
More and more, research is showing that what you eat affects your brain health and influences it’s day-to-day ability to function. Gluten, carbohydrates and sugar can have a devastating effect on brain health, as Dr. David Perlmutter discusses in this interview on Fox and Friends- Fox News Channel. A definite must-watch! Pam BarthaClinically diagnosed with multiple
Dr. Perlmutter, discusses the importance of eating a gluten-free diet in maintaining and achieving optimal health on Live With Kelly and Michael. It is so exciting to see hero doctors like Dr. Perlmutter get such great exposure to a mainstream audience and reach so many people! Here’s to keeping up the good fight! >>> Click Here
No one can deny that physical activity is crucial to our health and that a sluggish lifestyle increases our risk of disease. But what about those already diagnosed with cancer? Could exercise slow the progression of this disease and give them a better chance of survival? In a recent study published in Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers
Drinking Large Amounts of Milk Might Actually Increase Your Mortality and Risk of Fractures How many times have you heard that drinking milk is vital to maintaining good bone health and preventing fractures, especially in women? I can still hear my mom’s voice saying, “be sure to drink lots of milk so you won’t
We all know that gut flora is vital to attaining and maintaining good health. However, certain microbes, when allowed to flourish in a not so diverse environment, can negatively impact your health and ability to maintain a healthy weight. A recent scientific journal published in BioEssays suggests that certain harmful microbes in your gut can cause
More and more often, scientific research is revealing how important gut flora is in maintaining and improving our health. When the gut’s microbial environment becomes less diversified, troublesome microbes flourish, creating inflammation that can lead to disease. Respected doctors like Dr. David Perlmutter are really on track with this new research. His work confirms that
How Our Current Healthcare System is Working Against Us A friend shared with me that her teenage son is dealing with some very serious health challenges. I could tell in her voice that this has taken a real toll on her family. I began to share some ideas that I thought might really help
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