The Best (and Worst) Foods for Your Gut
Gut health is about more than a strong digestive system — it’s a window into the rest of our body. Add these foods to your diet to give your gut a boost.
Gut health is about more than a strong digestive system — it’s a window into the rest of our body. Add these foods to your diet to give your gut a boost.
Cruciferous vegetables like cabbage have been linked to improving gut health. Try this charred cabbage salad with kefir dressing for a filling plate full of prebiotics and probiotics.
A balanced breakfast is the best way to start your day right — and keep productivity at its peak. Try this homemade muesli for a low-sugar high-fiber alternative to sugary cereal or granola.
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