The human microbiome is the collection of microbes (microorganisms) found within and on our bodies. While traditional biology sees humans more as single organisms, Dietert likens each of us to a jungle rainforest or coral reef… we are also hosts to more than 10,000 microbial species of bacteria, fungi and viruses.
Read MoreIn the last decade, we’ve found microbial dysbiosis leads to our most common ailments. In this regard, we’re starting to realize glyphosate behaves similar to an antibiotic, killing the gut flora and bacteria that are responsible for, among many other physiological processes, putting the nutrients from our food to good use.
Read MoreEver wonder why Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers? Not only are picked vegetables delicious, but they offer a multitude of health benefits!
Read MorePooping is an essential part of life, a crucial part of the health and beauty routine, and it’s one of the most visible biomarkers of your health.
Read MoreWater makes up approximately 60 - 70% of our body and even mild dehydration can cause headaches, dizziness, lack of focus and fatigue.
Read MoreAfter eating (what seemed like) bird food for just over a month, I started to notice a difference in the way I felt, but more importantly at that time, I started to notice a difference in the way I looked.
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