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86Human Intestinal Flora and Fecal Transplantation
When someone is ill because they lack beneficial gut bacteria, some doctors use a fecal transplantation to supply helpful bacteria to the large intestine.
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89My Relationship with Prednisone: Effects, Side Effects and How it Changed my Life Forever
The corticosteroid prednisone definitely saves lives but has some serious and life-long consequences. Here, a physician and patient formerly on long-term prednisone discusses the pros and cons of this potent medication.
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78Fecal Transplant: Gross but a Cure!
Fecal transplants may sound disgusting but they are a cure for many. Their main use is treating C. diff infections but also show promise for treating pre-diabetes, anxiety, depression, and others. It is nothing to poo poo about! ;-)
88Butyric Acid, Bacteria and Colon Health
Colon bacteria make butyric acid. This acid improves the health of the intestinal lining, reduces inflammation and may reduce the risk of colon cancer.
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81The Specific Carbohydrate Diet: Simple SCD Recipes and Quick Snacks
The Specific Carbohydrate Diet (SCD) was developed by Dr. Sydney Hass and later popularized by Elaine Gottshall, who treated her daughter using it. Although originally developed to treat celiac and Crohn's disease, it is now commonly being used to treat autism and aspergers. Here are some great ideas for food to eat or serve your child for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks that are delicious and easy. This article will prove that the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, although it seems difficult,
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72The BRAT diet
The BRAT diet is an essential part of anyone's life who is living with a digestive disorder. Here I share some of my tips for dealing with this sometimes bland diet.
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86Mucus in the Human Body
Mucus has vital functions, such as trapping germs in air passages and protecting the stomach lining from an acid attack, but excess mucus can cause problems.
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76Doctors-- With Diseases Named After Them
How does a deadly disease get named for a doctor? The fame of many MD's is associated with conditions we would never want to be too familiar with.
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79How to remove a swollen belly
In many case we can have a swollen belly that has not always is accompanied by a true global overweight. The responsible for this situation are multiple factors: hormonal, a psychosomatic origin, gastric or intestinal origin (gastritis and colitis), food intolerances, wrong lifestyle and wrong nutrition.
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79Chrons Disease Symptoms Help and Facts
Chrons disease is a type of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and can affect any part of the gastrointestinal tract from mouth to anus it has no cure and not alot is known about what causes Chrons Disease...
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