What it is, and how to get it under control

Have you heard of small intestinal bacterial overgrowth, aka, SIBO? It’s a form of dysbiosis, in which an overgrowth of bacteria in the small intestine can lead to an array of uncomfortable symptoms in the short term, including excessive gas, bloating, diarrhea and/or constipation, and more serious consequences if left untreated.

Fungi Perfecti reported the discovery of multiple unauthorized accounts on Amazon.com selling counterfeit products using the brand name Host Defense Mushrooms.

Frequent Standing or Walking Breaks Offset Sitting’s Negative Effects

It has been said that sitting is the new smoking. This is following research linking prolonged sitting to higher risks of health problems, including cardiovascular disease.

Want to have more energy, improve cognitive function, protect yourself from just about every chronic disease, and feel happier? Look no further than fabulous greens and beets!

If we viewed our food choices as power, would it change the food that fills our plates? If we made it our business to understand the policies that shape our food system, would we demand something different?

As cherries grow in rows of lush trees glistening with dots of red under the late spring sun, we’re reminded of the long-time love humans have had for this fruit. A tale as old as time, cherries have been a treasure to humankind since the Mesolithic era. An archeological study found troves of cherry fruit stones at a dig site at the edges of the Danube River in Europe.

A Recipe for July...

Because sometimes the chaos is overwhelming, and perhaps the ingredients for feeling a little peace, a little joy are simple, all around us, and within reach.

If the dust from a feedlot packed with 45,000 cows isn’t seeping through your windows, and the stench of manure from swine farms crowded with 5,000-plus hogs isn’t overwhelming you when you step outside, perhaps how our industrialized farming system produces animal-based foods feels unimportant.^{1 2 3} But if that dust and manure fuel a crisis of drug-resistant superbugs, does it