Understanding the differences between prebiotics and probiotics will allow you to make informed choices for your diet and choose options that work for your lifestyle.
Everyone experiences some level of digestive issues at some point in their life, but if yours are becoming frequent and non-random, it is probably a good sign that it is time to see a gastroenterologist, also known as a GI specialist.
Summer is the best time of year for fresh healthy fruits and vegetables, but it can also come with the temptation of snacks and drinks that may upset your stomach. So how do you know which foods to choose this summer? Here are some of the best and worst summer-specific foods for good gut health and digestion.
An upset stomach and digestive issues can be caused by many things, including the foods you consume. Learn about 5 unexpected food that may be bad for your gut.
f you have changed your schedule due to the pandemic and find yourself working from home or spending most of your time in the house, the basic principles of your health can sometimes be left by the wayside due to an increase of stress and anxiety along with a change in routine. Remember that your gut health is of the utmost importance as it controls how healthy the other parts of your body will function. We wanted to take it back to basics when it comes to getting a handle on your gut health.
To our patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (Crohn’s disease, Ulcerative Colitis): we understand you may have concerns regarding your disease and medications during the Covid-19 pandemic. We are available by phone and patient gateway to answer any questions you may have and to address any medication concerns. Please find important information regarding managing your IBD during this crisis here.
