
Rebuild Your Gut After Antibiotics
16 July 2025
Antibiotics can save lives, but they also wipe out beneficial gut bacteria. Restoring your microbiome after antibiotics is essential for...
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Your gut is more than a digestive system—it’s a central hub for your health. Home to trillions of microbes, it plays a key role in immunity, inflammation, mental clarity, and even mood. But when this delicate ecosystem is disrupted, the effects ripple throughout your body.
The Heal Your Gut habit is about restoring balance from the inside out. Learn how to reduce inflammation, support your microbiome, and rebuild gut integrity with foods, supplements, and lifestyle practices that work with your body—not against it.
Inside your digestive tract lives a complex community of bacteria, fungi, and viruses—collectively known as your microbiome. These organisms influence everything from how you digest food and absorb nutrients to how you regulate mood, weight, and immune function.
When the microbiome is diverse and balanced, it protects you. But when disrupted by processed foods, antibiotics, chronic stress, or environmental toxins, it can impair gut barrier function—commonly referred to as "leaky gut"—and trigger chronic inflammation, food sensitivities, and even autoimmune conditions.
This section explores:
16 July 2025
Antibiotics can save lives, but they also wipe out beneficial gut bacteria. Restoring your microbiome after antibiotics is essential for...
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16 November 2015
In Paul Simon’s hit song, he describes 50 ways to leave your lover. With our western lifestyle causing our gut...
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19 September 2015
We, humans, live in a symbiotic relationship with thousands of bacteria, archaea, fungi, viruses, and protozoa that together make up...
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