gut-microbiome

Herbicides sprayed on your lawn, your food crops, and your local park may be quietly disrupting t...

Humble yam you might grow in your garden or buy at the farmers market contains microscopic protec...

The turmeric you add to cooking, the green tea you brew, and herbal supplements like ginseng are ...

Kudzu — the aggressive vine smothering trees along roadsides across the American South — harbors ...

Legumes and fruits you grow or buy at the farmers market — like mung beans and figs — may do far ...

An orchid you might grow on your windowsill produces a natural compound that could one day help t...

Pesticides used in your garden or on nearby farms don't just kill pests — they accumulate in the ...

If you grow stevia in your garden or use it to sweeten your tea, the way it's processed before it...

Fiber that protects against a blood cancer comes from the same fruits, vegetables, legumes, and w...

Fruits, vegetables, and herbs growing in your garden may contain microscopic particles that resea...

Vegetables, fruits, and whole grains you grow and eat contain fibers whose exact structure shapes...

Reishi mushrooms you might grow at home or take as a supplement deliver most of their immune bene...

Agave waste from tequila and mezcal production could end up in your next probiotic yogurt or fibe...

Berries, herbs, and vegetables in your garden are packed with polyphenols, and this research sugg...

It means the plants in your garden or on your plate may carry microscopic healing particles that,...

It validates a humble garden herb — Cat's Whiskers, which many people grow as an ornamental — as ...

The aromatic herbs you grow on your windowsill or in your garden are being seriously studied as n...

The herbs, berries, and vegetables in your garden may do more than feed you — their natural compo...

A plant compound already present in everyday herbs and vegetables may one day help treat debilita...

Siberian Solomon's seal, a graceful woodland plant many gardeners grow for its arching stems and ...

Plant fibers in crops like wheat bran, oat hulls, and vegetable scraps could become far more valu...

Herbs, teas, fermented foods, and fiber-rich vegetables you grow or buy at the farmers market may...

Eating fruits, vegetables, and fermented foods delivers microscopic particles that quietly coach ...

Growing and eating the leafy greens, legumes, and colorful vegetables in your garden may be one o...

Soybeans and legumes you grow or buy at the farmers market may do more than feed you — the protei...

The blueberries, pomegranates, and green tea you grow or buy aren't just antioxidant-rich foods—y...

Vegetables and fruits you grow and eat interact with your gut bacteria differently depending on h...

Fiber-rich, plant-heavy foods you grow and eat in your garden — from leafy greens to legumes — di...

Reducing methane from livestock is one of the most actionable ways to cut agricultural greenhouse...

If you've read claims about which plant-derived fungi or botanical compounds live in your gut mic...

Growing high-fiber vegetables and legumes in your garden puts you directly on the front line of o...

Same gut bacteria that influence disease in mice are shaped by diet — including the fruits, veget...

Understanding what makes pigs sick after weaning directly affects the pork and animal feed indust...