Digestive

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March 17, 2022/Nutrition

Should You Drink Warm or Cold Water?

It all depends on your ideal temperature

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March 16, 2022/Digestive

15 Foods That Can Cause Bloating

Slow-to-digest food can lead to a gas buildup

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March 15, 2022/Digestive

Myths About Swallowing Disorders and What To Do If You Have One

What to know about dysphagia

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March 14, 2022/Nutrition

What Are Prebiotics and What Do They Do?

Here’s why prebiotics matter

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March 7, 2022/Digestive

What To Know Before You Try Digestive Bitters

They could help with digestion … or make existing symptoms worse

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March 4, 2022/Digestive

Are Smoked Meats Bad for Your Health?

They’re classified as carcinogenic because of their link to cancer

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February 18, 2022/Digestive

Stress Nausea: Why It Happens and How To Deal

Plus, ways to prevent it next time

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February 15, 2022/Digestive

Is Sparkling Water Good for You?

Flavored seltzers can help you ease out of your love of soda

February 11, 2022/Digestive

Poop Shape, Color and Smell: What’s Healthy and What’s Not

Your #2 can be the #1 sign of a medical issue

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December 3, 2021/Digestive

How Long Does Alcohol Stay in Your System?

The speed of alcohol metabolism is different for everyone

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