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Gut health: 7 hidden benefits of restoring your microbiota

What Is the Gut Microbiome and Why Is It Vital for Health?

Preventing Disease: Normal Human Flora

Taking care of gut health can help prevent diabetes, especially type 2. A healthy gut is linked to better blood sugar regulation and improved insulin sensitivity. Here are some ways this happens: Balanced Diet: A diet rich in fiber, fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and probiotics can improve gut health and help control blood sugar levels. Gut Microbiome: The diversity of bacteria in the gut plays a crucial role in nutrient metabolism and glucose regulation. A balanced gut microbiota may help pr

Early nutrition plays a critical role in shaping the gut microbiome.​ ​ The first five years are a key window for microbial development — impacting digestion, immunity, and long-term health.​ ​ At Workshop 103, leading experts delivered in-depth lectures on how feeding practices and dietary diversity influence gut maturation:​ ​ 🎥 Watch the highlights:​ • Dr. Anne Salonen – The impact of breastfeeding history, mixed feeding, and dietary patterns on gut microbiota composition​ • Dr. Omar Delanno