microbiome

By Lito Papanicolas, South Australian Health

Ah, our body’s microbiome, the bacteria living in symbiotic harmony in our gut, that newly discovered source of wellness, its mysteries only slowly being revealed. Our microbiome is an inner ecology of Planet Us.

I will never be out of a job because literally, every single day, something idiotic is trending either on Google or Twitter. Today, the trending term is "Rubber Duck."

Colon cancer kills more than 50,000 Americans each year. One in 22 men and one in 24 women will be diagnosed with colon cancer in their lifetime. Currently, patients rely on colonoscopies to detect pre-cancerous growths called polyps.

“Blow, winds, and crack your cheeks! Rage, blow!” --Shakespeare's King Lear

“You are what you eat” – that phrase often forms the basis for dietary advice. And in some instances, that information can be helpful. In particular, I am thinking about the role of salt and high blood pressure or hypertension.

Proper functioning of the human body relies on microbial partners.

Microbiome. Microbiome. Microbiome. Microbiome. Microbiome. Microbiome.

"Ew, what was that?" is perhaps the most common refrain uttered by people as they drive past roadkill. Most people find these carcasses repulsive, as they glide their cars carefully around the bloody remains.

For the last decade or two, people have been looking for something to attribute to the increase in the number of people with allergies and autoimmune diseases.