Asian cuisine enthusiasts may already be familiar with the invigorating and spicy sweetness of ginger. A new study suggests that this root may also be beneficial to the health of the colon.

Due to recent regulations in the U.S. that call for mandatory folate fortification of food, researchers have increasingly been looking into how high amounts of this nutrient can affect people’s health. A recent study published in the journal Gastroenterology found that consuming high amounts of folate may be associated with good colon health.

Digestive regularity is rarely on the minds of children as it is for adults, but it may be something their families like to keep tabs on. New research evaluates several methods to help keep a child regular to determine which may be most effective.

Digestive regularity is rarely on the minds of children as it is for adults, but it may be something their families like to keep tabs on. New research evaluates several methods to help keep a child regular to determine which may be most effective.

Are you confused because you find it difficult to eat certain foods such as wheat and grains without experiencing stomach cramps, embarrassing gas, bloating and diarrhea? You’ve probably heard that the root cause of your intestinal woes could include that…

First Lady Michelle Obama’s “Let’s Move!” program highlights the importance of maintaining a healthy weight through a nutritious diet and exercise for younger Americans. New research shows that exercise also benefits a network in the body that entails the bones, fat cells and pancreas.

Reaching for the classic maple syrup at the breakfast table won’t just sweeten the pancakes. It may also be healthy for the liver, according to new research.

Expectant mothers can be very conscientious of eating certain foods to promote a healthy pregnancy. One popular group of foods is one that includes polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs), such as flaxseed and certain nuts and fish.

While some foods may be beneficial to overall health and wellness, many can cause digestive upset among other discomfort.

Individuals who suffer from gastrointestinal issues may consider consuming peppermint, which has been shown to support gastrointestinal comfort, according to a recent study that was published in the journal Pain. The researchers explained that people who occasionally experience gastrointestinal discomfort typically experience other digestive issues as well as abdominal discomfort, bloating, diarrhea or constipation.