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	Targeting the 'second brain' to fight diabetes
	Autism triggers nonverbal manifestation of GI symptoms in children
	Enhancing blood sugar control boosts brain health for people with type 2 diabetes
	Study reveals dietary fructose heightens inflammatory bowel disease
	Soy, oat, almond, rice, coconut, dairy: which ‘milk’ is best for our health?
	Curcumin and fish oil offer cognitive boost
	Study: Habitual low fibre consumption in IBD exacerbates dysbiosis
	World first study links obesity with reduced brain plasticity
	Guts and brains: How microbes in a mother's intestines affect fetal neurodevelopment
	Vitamin E is needed for nervous system development: Study
	New study links combination of two sugars in high fructose corn syrup to heart health risks
	Study: Astaxanthin and Vitamin E offer cognitive benefits
	Good nutrition can contribute to keeping COVID-19 and other diseases away
	Iodine supplements needed to boost low levels in women post-pregnancy: Study
	Pesco-Mediterranean diet, intermittent fasting may lower heart disease risk
	Vitamin B1 deficiency a key factor in the development of alcohol-related dementia
	Failure of Omega-3s to Prevent, Slow Alzheimer's Explained?
	Offspring of Mice Fed Imbalanced Diets Shown to Be Neurologically ‘Programmed’ for Obesity
	Unique antibody profile sets gluten sensitivity apart from coeliac disease

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