Special Nutrients Help Chickens Grow Better and Healthier
Researchers tested whether adding two special nutrients to chicken feed could help chickens grow faster and produce better meat. They …
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How Good Bacteria Could Protect Your Food from Harmful Toxins
Scientists are exploring how probiotics—the same beneficial bacteria found in yogurt and fermented foods—might protect our food supply from …
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New Ways to Help Your Body Use a Powerful Natural Antioxidant
Scientists are working on better ways to deliver a natural compound called astaxanthin into your body. This compound comes from algae and …
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Nepal's Kids Face Two Nutrition Problems at Once
Researchers in Nepal discovered something surprising: some schoolchildren don't have enough food to eat and grow properly, while others eat …
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Why Your Gut Needs More Fiber Than You're Eating
Scientists have discovered that fiber is much more important for your digestive health than we once thought. Most people eat less than 20 …
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Why Some People Still Feel Sick After Going Gluten-Free
Celiac disease is a condition where eating gluten damages the small intestine. Most people feel better when they stop eating gluten, but …
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Eating Right When Your Small Intestine Is Shorter Than Normal
Short bowel syndrome happens when someone's small intestine is much shorter than usual, making it harder for their body to absorb nutrients …
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Food Fixes for Heartburn: What Science Says Really Works
Heartburn and acid reflux affect millions of people, and many don't get relief from medications alone. Scientists reviewed dozens of studies …
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Food and Your Gut: Finding Your Perfect Diet Plan
Your gut and brain are closely connected, and for some people, certain foods can trigger uncomfortable digestive symptoms like bloating, …
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What You Eat Really Does Matter for Gut Problems
Scientists reviewed research on how diet affects people with functional bowel disorders—conditions where your gut causes problems like …
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When Stomach Problems Make Eating Harder: Understanding ARFID
Some people avoid or restrict certain foods, not because they worry about weight, but because of stomach issues, fear of getting sick, or …
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Does Avoiding Gluten Really Help Your Stomach? What Science Actually Shows
Millions of people avoid gluten thinking it will help their stomach problems, but new research suggests the story is more complicated. …
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