Review of Role of Probiotics & IBS Resolution
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Functional gut problems, such as those classified by the Rome criteria as IBS are a significant health problem for many people. The use of…
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Probiotics and Safety
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The use of probiotics and saccharomyces Boulardii as part of a Nutritional Therapists strategic intervention with many of their patients is very common, and…
Probiotics and Lecithin cause heart disease?
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Diet, intestinal bacteria and liver metabolism to the generation of a chemical that promotes the build-up of arterial plaque and cardiovascular disease is the…
Pass the POO/Medicine
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Faecal Bacteria As many will know if they read the reviews I compile, I have an over 20 year interest in the role of…
LGG improves IBS in Children
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Functional Bowel problems can be a real problem, causing considerable emotional as well as physical distress. If you are a child and not really…
In Utero Exposures and Future Medical and Ideological Risks
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The fact we are not ill more often is due to the remarkable capacity our bodies have to revert to a state of ‘homeostasis’…
A Case History of Allergy Prevention and Gastric Health.
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Case Study Mrs J is a 31-year-old mother of 3-year-old T who has suffered moderate to severe atopic dermatitis since his early years. His…
Does Junk Food increase the risk of Allergies and IBD?
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As discussed here on many occasions it is well recognised that developed countries are suffering from an epidemic rise in immunologic disorders, such as…
A Bacteria Triggers Arthritis.
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The gut microbiomes of humans and mice are broadly similar which is helpful as this paper has used the mouse model to explain how…
Sun or Supplements – The Vit D Controversy
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Vitamin D is increasingly understood to be an essential component of many aspects of human health and although technically not a “vitamin,” vitamin D…