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November 18, 2025/Digestive

Should You Try an Elimination Diet for Eosinophilic Esophagitis?

Dairy, wheat, seafood, nuts and other foods may trigger inflammation

Older person sitting on couch, coughing, holding hand to chest
November 18, 2025/Digestive

Does Eosinophilic Esophagitis Cause a Chronic Cough?

People with an inflamed esophagus may also have other conditions that cause a nagging, persistent cough

Table with remnants of a meal, leftover food
November 13, 2025/Digestive

How Long Can You Safely Keep Leftovers?

Leftovers can be kept in the fridge for three to four days or frozen for three to four months

Person covering their mouth as they burp, at home
November 4, 2025/Digestive

Excuse Me: Is Burping a Lot a Sign of Cancer?

Frequent burping can be many things — but likely not cancer

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October 28, 2025/Digestive

Foods To Eat and Avoid on a Gluten-Free Diet

You have plenty of options to fill your belly, but caution is required when preparing meals

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October 21, 2025/Digestive

A Beginner’s Guide To Living Gluten-Free

Pay close attention when you’re grocery shopping, setting up your kitchen and dining out

Baker placing "gluten free" tag into loaf of bread
October 16, 2025/Digestive

Gluten Issues: Is It Celiac Disease, an Intolerance or a Wheat Allergy?

The conditions have similar symptoms, but are very different

Beet salad, with feta, walnuts and greens
October 15, 2025/Urinary & Kidney Health

Beets Can Turn Poop and Pee Red: Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Freak Out

Most of the time, beeturia is a curiosity, not a concern

Bowl of quinoa, chicken, vegetables and spinach
October 10, 2025/Digestive

The Best (and Worst) Foods for Pancreatitis Pain

Eat foods that are high in protein and low in animal fat and simple sugar

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September 5, 2025/Digestive

Digestive Enzymes 101: Why They’re Important

Your body naturally produces the protein that’s essential for breaking down and digesting food

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