Cheese can be a great source of calcium and protein. It can also promote gut health, bone health, and may even help lower your risk of heart disease. But not all cheeses are created equal. We take a look at the 10 healthiest types of cheese you can enjoy!
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Although “leaky gut” is not yet in the medical dictionary, the term refers to an increase in intestinal permeability that may be related to painful digestive problems. Not surprisingly, when it comes to gut health our diet plays a big role. As such, here’s a look at what foods to eat and avoid with leaky gut syndrome.
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There are three main types (proteases, lipases, and amylases) which help break down fats, proteins, and carbohydrates so your body can use them for energy. When your body cannot produce enough digestive enzymes, you run into problems such as lactose intolerance. Luckily, some foods come packed especially high in natural digestive enzymes to help make up the shortfall.
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We look into all the incredible health benefits of eating radishes on a regular basis.
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In addition to helping with digestion, probiotics may be able to reduce the chances of developing heart disease, improve the look and feel of skin, and may even assist in the fight against depression. That’s all great, but what foods must you eat in order to reap the benefits of probiotics?
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If you haven’t heard of chia seeds before, they come from the Salvia Hispanica plant, which is part of the mint family, and are native to Mexico and Guatemala. They are said to have been an important food to the Aztecs and Mayans. And due to their incredible health benefits, it’s no surprise as to why! Here are 12 reasons to add more chia seeds to your diet.
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