Nutrigenomics

Key Highlights * Your gut health significantly impacts your overall well-being, influencing everything from digestion to immunity and mental clarity. * A balanced gut microbiome, teeming with beneficial bacteria, is crucial for optimal health. * Probiotic-rich foods, such as yogurt, kefir, and sauerkraut, introduce live beneficial bacteria into your gut. * Prebiotic foods, like

Key Highlights * Personalized nutrition means making custom meal plans that fit each person's specific needs. This is different from one-size-fits-all diets. * Personalized nutrition takes genetics, metabolism, lifestyle, and health goals into account to provide good dietary recommendations. * The aim is to boost overall health, help with weight management,

Key Highlights * Feeling tired after eating is something many people experience. This is called postprandial somnolence. * Several factors can cause this tiredness, including what you eat, how long your body takes to digest food, and changes in hormones. * Eating lots of carbs, especially refined or heavily processed carbohydrates, can make

Key Highlights * Caffeine sensitivity means you feel strong effects from caffeine, even when you have a little. * Typical signs include physical symptoms like headaches or jitters and mental problems like anxiety and insomnia. * Your sensitivity can change a lot based on genetics, metabolism, and lifestyle. * Genetic testing can provide some

Key Highlights * Nutrigenomics looks at how your genes and diet work together. It helps us understand how your body reacts to different foods. * When you know your genetic makeup, nutrigenomics helps you choose better foods for your health and well-being. * This field makes the complex world of nutrition easier to