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Couples That Poop Together... Stay Together?
We need to talk about couple goals, but not the ones you're thinking of. New research reveals that happy couples share more gut bacteria than siblings do, and this microbial matchmaking directly impacts mood, memory, and relationship quality. Turns out, healthy gut = better mood = happier relationships. Science just made digestive health the ultimate relationship hack.
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The Real Relationship Red Flag: Low Gut Diversity
Forget "what's your sign?" The real compatibility question for 2026 is, "What’s your microbiome diversity?" We’ve all been there: scanning a dating profile for the classic red flags. Does he still live in his parents' basement? Does she mention her "alpha"...
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The 2026 Gut Health “Vibe Check”: 5 Questions to Ask Before February
Don’t let the “January slump” win. Take a quick vibe check to see how your gut is feeling and find the 60-second shortcut to a better February.
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The "Add, Don't Subtract" Strategy: A Kinder Way to Start the Year
Forget restriction. This year, focus on what you're adding to your plate instead of what you're cutting out. Discover why "Fiber January" is the perfect companion to Dry January, how to eat 30 plants a week for optimal gut health, and simple ways to sneak more prebiotics into your meals. Sustainable, empowering, and actually enjoyable.
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5 Gut Health Trends to Leave in 2025
Not all gut health advice is created equal. From expensive detox teas to aggressive cleanses, 2025 brought plenty of noise. Here are five trends worth ditching—and the science-backed swaps that actually work.
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Your 2026 Mental Clarity Check: Why Your Gut is Your "Second Brain"
Ditch the post-holiday brain fog. This year, we’re looking beyond the belly and exploring why a happy gut is the secret weapon for mental clarity, better moods, and a brighter 2026.