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Gut health is booming. And while it’s definitely a good thing that people are increasingly interested in it—after all, better gut health is linked with improved mood, immune function, and overall quality of life—the trendiness means there’s a lot of misinformation out there, too.
Registered dietitian Jessie Hoffman, Ph.D., R.D. , associate professor in the Department of Human Nutrition at Winthrop University, says she encounters eyebrow-raising “facts” regarding gut health “pretty much on a daily basis.”
And gastroenterologist Savita Srivastava, M.D. , a microbiome specialist in Virginia, says many of her clinical visits now involve…
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