Hadza foragers in Tanzania and Tsimane in Bolivia share gut microbes that most city dwellers lack, per a Nature study from Oct 7. Whether losing them hurts us is still unknown. I'd rather say that than sell a probiotic fix.
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Just published my new video on the healthy foods that may be affecting your thyroid. 🥬
Kale, broccoli and cauliflower contain goitrogens. A simple cooking step can neutralize the risk.
Still tired and foggy despite eating clean? Tell me below 👇 Link in reply.
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A gut microbe compound called imidazole propionate ran higher in people with signs of Alzheimer's, according to a UW study in Nature Communications. Association, not cause. Still worth asking what your gut is making. Link in reply.
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502 adults in one new study, and those with low vitamin D were more likely to test positive for H. pylori. Correlation alone proves nothing. Still, it's a fair question to bring to your doctor if stomach issues keep coming back.
A natural compound from Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research hits C. difficile and spares good gut microbes. Recurring infections wear people down, so gentler options matter. Early tests only though. Link in the reply.
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New on Health Declassified: I break down why garlic and honey together make compounds you can't buy in any store 🧄🍯
Families kept a jar of honey garlic in the cellar each winter. Now the research is catching up.
Have you tried a traditional remedy at home? Link in reply.
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Just published my full ginger bug soda tutorial! 🫙
Three flavours from one starter, and each bottle costs me about 10 to 12 cents. Store brands charge $4 a bottle and pasteurize away the live cultures.
Have you ever brewed your own soda? Details in link.
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Getting up from a chair without help might predict how long you live. A UB, led study of 5, 000+ women ages 63 to 99 found faster chair rises and stronger grips linked to lower death risk over eight years. Walking counts, but so does standing back up. 🪑 Link in reply.

