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10 Gut-Damaging Foods, Explained by Gut Biology
Probiotics & Enzymes

10 Gut-Damaging Foods, Explained by Gut Biology

If you have ever eaten “pretty healthy” and still felt bloated, foggy, or moody, this gut-first framework offers a different explanation: it is not only what you eat, it is what you can digest and how your gut microbes process it. The video frames the gut as a control center for immunity, hormones, and mood, then counts down 10 common food categories that may disrupt the gut lining, the mucus barrier, and bacterial balance. You will also find practical ways to reduce exposure without trying to be perfect.

Is Being a “Loner” a Mental Illness? The Science
Adaptogens

Is Being a “Loner” a Mental Illness? The Science

Choosing solitude is not automatically a mental illness. The video’s core idea is that humans are biologically wired for connection, and that regular, meaningful relationships can calm the nervous system and improve mood. The speaker also flags that persistent “I don’t want to be around anybody” patterns can sometimes point to underlying drivers like trauma, abuse, avoidant attachment, or avoidant personality disorder, which deserve curious, nonjudgmental exploration. Research on loneliness and social isolation supports the idea that disconnection can affect mental and physical health, but context matters: preference, safety, and functioning are key.

Exploring Daily Turmeric: Insights from Experts
Herbal Remedies

Exploring Daily Turmeric: Insights from Experts

Turmeric, a spice with a history in traditional medicine, is gaining attention for its potential health benefits. Experts Dr. Paul Zalzo and Dr. Brad discuss turmeric's active ingredient, curcumin, and its anti-inflammatory properties. They highlight the importance of combining turmeric with black pepper for better absorption and share insights on its impact on joint health, cognition, and potential risks.

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