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Get to know your poo

There is so much we can understand about our digestive system when we get to know our poo including the frequency, consistency, smell, colour. Wate...

The importance of sleep

The importance of sleep Sleep is an essential function that helps the body remain healthy and help avert diseases. Without enough sleep, the bra...

Your gut and alcohol

The gut-liver axis You might have heard about the gut-brain axis, but what about the gut-liver axis? Our gut and liver are able to communicate wit...

Probio7 & JIN JIN: Diet

The majority of us will enjoy a meal out, whether it's to catch up with friends and family or take a break from cooking. However, regardless of w...

Probio7 & JIN JIN Partnership

With the world opening up again you might find your gut isn’t as happy as normal. This may be due to eating out again or drinking or alcohol, a dif...

What is the low FODMAP diet?

You might have heard people recommend a low FODMAP diet to help manage your symtpoms of IBS. But what exactly is it? FODMAPs are a group of carbo...

Feeding your gut microbiome

Your gut microbes come into contact with what you’re eating and what we eat can affect the composition and diversity of our gut microbiome. Therefo...

The Gut Skin Axis

The skin is the largest and most external barrier of the body that interacts with the outer environment. It is populated with immune cells and micr...

Immunity Giveaway

With things starting to open this month we want to make sure you’re still looking after your immune system. Which is why we have teamed up with Dri...

Bacteria Supplements: Busting the Myths

Our Head of Nutrition has spotlighted some of the most common myths associated with friendly bacteria supplements.

Can yoga help manage my symptoms of IBS?

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) does not have a single cause and there is a wide variety of reasons why someone may develop the condition. Therefor...

Covid-19 and our gut microbiome

70% of our immune cells are found in our gut microbiome. This means that a healthy gut is important for supporting our immune system. Increasing ev...

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