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Get to grips with your gut health at Christmas

If you celebrate the festive season, many of us can tend to ‘overindulge’, and our diets and eating habits change. Many social aspects of festive celebrations revolve around food and drink, and this can feel...

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Get to grips with poo testing!

Getting your poo tested by a commercial company may be interesting if you are curious about what bacteria are in there. But it shouldn't be used to find out why you're not feeling well or...

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What is the pancreas?

To kickstart our annual pancreatitis awareness campaign – Kranky Panky – it’s important to get to know the pancreas and what can happen when it doesn’t work as it should. Together, we’re getting to grips with...

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Get to grips with prebiotics and probiotics!

We’ve all got guts. Around 25 feet of them, in fact. That’s a lot to get your head around! In this post, we’re carrying on from getting to grips with the gut bacteria, and getting to...

Get to grips with the gut bacteria!

We’ve all got guts. Around 25 feet of them, in fact. That’s a lot to get your head around! Your microbiome matters, which is why getting to grips with gut bacteria is important. The trillions of...

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