Akkermansia muciniphila is a type of bacteria that resides in the gut microbiota, specifically in the mucus layer of the intestines. This bacterium has gained significant attention in recent years due to its potential role in glucose metabolism and metabolic … Read More
So what is that rather ominous ‘Proposition 65 Warning’ you may have noticed on our product labels, featuring an exclamation point on a yellow background? If you live outside of California, this may be the first time you have seen … Read More
The year you were born is just one way to determine your age. And as you have probably observed, some people can age rapidly while others seem eternally young. More so than chronological age, your biological aging is what matters … Read More
Fruits and vegetables are major sources of phytonutrients, antioxidants, and fiber. They benefit patients with gallbladder and digestive issues and anyone who wants to stay healthy. And as I have discussed before, going organic really has its benefits. Fresh and … Read More
How Silymarin Protects and Repairs the Liver Silymarin is a component from Silybum marianum, commonly known as the milk thistle. It’s a member of the Aster plant family, including artichokes, known as gallbladder and bile-friendly. For years, alternative medicine practitioners … Read More
I’m Barely Eating, Why am I Still Gaining Weight? Few things are as frustrating as setting out to lose weight, making sure you’re ‘doing all the right things’ – reducing your calories and getting daily exercise. But instead of seeing … Read More
The Gallbladder May Benefit from Seaweeds Too Driven by globalization and cultural diffusion, food products like nori, kombu, and wakame are now widely available worldwide – and studies have shown that there are many nutritional and health benefits from the … Read More
If you’ve encountered the terms ‘oxidative stress’ and ‘free radicals’ before, you know that they are often associated with stress, fatigue, premature aging, and degenerative diseases like heart disease, Alzheimer’s disease, and diabetes. But did you know that oxidative stress … Read More