Posts tagged “microbiome”

The gut, the vagus, and age-associated memory: what a 2026 Nature paper actually shows

After you swallow a microplastic: five choices that actually shift your exposure

What the gut science says most particles do — and where a small change to your routine changes the number.

What happens when particles meet the gut microbiome

A plain-language walk through what animal and cell studies are showing when microplastic exposure lands in the gut

Microplastics and the microbiome

Where dose meets ecology in the human gut

Why detox is the wrong word

A steadier kind of support for a plastic filled world

Why Winnow uses raw potato starch

The thinking behind one of the most easily overlooked parts of the formula

Do probiotics survive stomach acid?

What the evidence actually shows

Can probiotics bind microplastics?

What in vitro and animal studies actually show, and why strain matters more than genus

How we evaluate scientific evidence

In an emerging field, certainty can be overstated. Here is how we read the evidence, and where it still leaves room for future work.

Microplastics Are Everywhere

What That Actually Means

Do we just poop microplastics out?

A measured response to a common comment, and what the peer reviewed literature actually shows