Sushant Kumar’s Post

On this world IBD day, let us understand the origin & progression of this threatening disease. While the current healthcare model focuses on prescribing drugs & biologics & generic nutrition interventions to manage the symptoms, it has been found that microbes living on & inside our body & the biochemical functions performed by them have a key role to play in programming our biology for irritable bowel disease. While there is no brainer that microbes living in our gut have a key role to play in onset & progression of IBD, research has now found that those living in our mouth too have  a pivotal role to play in development of IBD. Yes, you heard it right! Imbalanced oral microbiomes could allow certain oral pathoboints & metabolites secreted by them travel to gut via saliva & trigger inflammation in the gut, thereby by developing IBD. Oral hygiene has an equally important role to play. Our recently concluded webinar discusses in detail the importance of oral microbiome & how their epigenetic functions could be implicated in development of not only oral diseases but a range of systemic health issues such as IBD, colon cancer, type 2 diabetes & more. We discussed at length about how current oral hygiene practices are disrupting our oral microbiome & increasing risk of systemic diseases such as IBD as well how personalising nutrition as medicine can rebalance oral microbiome. Not to be missed https://lnkd.in/g-5Wg24h #oralhealth #irritablebowelsyndrome #worldIBDday #digestiveissues #type2diabetes #coloncancer #oralcancer #cardiovasculardiseases #microbiome #gumdisease #alzhimers #parkinsons #dementia #nutrition #precisionnutrition Sakshi Bali Shashi Shekhar M. Dr Kamal Karnatak Rupinder Singh

Our Latest Blog Is Live: Supercharging Treatment with Health Coaching and Clinical Nutrition! Ready to elevate your health recovery journey? Dive into our newest blog post where we explore the potent synergy of Health Coaching and Clinical Nutrition in optimizing treatment outcomes. Discover how this dynamic duo can supercharge your path to recovery and revitalization. In this insightful blog, you'll uncover: - The empowering role of Health Coaching in reclaiming control of your health recovery journey. - How Clinical Nutrition enhances treatment efficacy and fosters holistic healing. Whether you're navigating chronic conditions or striving for peak health, this blog is your roadmap to success! Read the full post here: https://lnkd.in/dtGZV-Yx Let's make personal health a priority again! #HealthRecovery #ClinicalNutrition #HealthCoaching #SuperchargeTreatment #PersonalHealth #Empowerment #BlogPost #MakingPersonalHealthAgain

The human gut microbiome plays a crucial role in maintaining our health and well-being. The use of antibiotics significantly impacts the diversity of the gut microbiome, leading to various health implications. Prathyusha Dasari writes. #healthcare #gutmicrobiome #medicine #medicalnews #antibioticstewardship #innovation https://lnkd.in/e6ejEHnG

Theriome's integration of resveratrol research into our health domains exemplifies our commitment to leveraging cutting-edge scientific discoveries for personalized healthcare. The insights from the RBE monomers' effects on gut health and metabolic parameters can significantly enhance Theriome's offerings, providing customers with targeted, effective health interventions. https://lnkd.in/gnnmNayZ

The gut microbiota across the lifespan Evolution in terms of richness and diversity #ibmnc #supplements #infographics #charts #healthcare #medicine #research #statistics #interestingtoknow #healthylifestyle #healthyhabbits #microbiome #biologicalmedecine #microbiota

Spinach is a nutritious powerhouse! Dr. Ekta Singhwal, dietician, Ujala Cygnus Group of Hospitals, discusses with The Indian Express how spinach contributes to better eye and bone health, even improving digestion. Read the detailed report here: https://lnkd.in/dBsvqig4

My favorite question the #aapa asked me: Why is nutrition an important part of patient care? (After reading my answer, join the conversation below and share your thoughts on this question 👇🏻) To answer that question, I think we need to back up and define #patientcare . Patient care consists of services rendered by health professionals for the benefit of the #patient and considers the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of the patient. With that definition in mind, and knowing that 70% of annual deaths are due to #chronicdisease , nutrition should be at the forefront of patient care. Diabetes, heart disease and stroke are the leading causes of death and disability, yet they are mostly preventable through #diet and #lifestyle. Ninety percent of the nearly 18 million #heartdisease cases worldwide could be prevented by people adopting a healthier diet, doing regular exercise, and not smoking ‼️ Proper nutrition also has an immense role in disorders people don’t think about like kidney stones, gout, and Alzheimer’s. Nutrition’s role goes beyond #prevention and plays a crucial in the treatment of so many medical conditions like celiac disease, DM, constipation, reflux, and migraine, to name a few. In my opinion, clinicians need to do better at providing proper nutrition counseling in the prevention AND treatment of diseases. Providers are at the frontline of care for patients and if we can properly educate them before getting a chronic condition, we can save their life! ✨That is why I started the Exam Room Nutrition podcast. ✨ I want to bridge the gap between nutrition and #medicine and provide #clinicians with simple, actionable nutrition strategies they can discuss with their patients. I’m so excited for the article to be released. In the meantime, I’d love for you to take a listen to the podcast 👉🏻 https://lnkd.in/eyHgBprt

Healthcare costs are skyrocketing, and many people with chronic conditions rely on expensive medications for years. This isn't sustainable. Instead of just treating symptoms, functional medicine digs deeper to find the reasons people get sick. It's like looking for the roots of a weed instead of just cutting off the leaves. By finding and fixing these root causes, functional medicine can potentially: -Restore people's health: People might even get rid of their conditions completely. -Save money: Treating the root cause can be cheaper than constantly managing symptoms. Imagine someone with digestive issues taking endless pills. Functional medicine might look at their diet, stress levels, and sleep habits to see if those things are playing a role. By addressing those factors, they might actually heal their digestive system and get off the pills! This is just the basic idea of functional medicine. To secure your spot in the upcoming Functional Medicine in Clinical Nutrition (FMCN) batch, reach out to us at +91-6355856126 / +91-8527305700 / +91-9328951930 or Visit our website www.vitaone.in

From the UNC Health Newsroom: "Lana Nasrallah, MPH, RD, LDN, a clinical dietician in the Department of Family Medicine at the UNC School of Medicine, shares her expertise as a panelist for the U.S. News & World Report 2023 Best Diet Reports. A panel of leading health experts, including nutritionists and doctors specializing in diabetes, heart health and weight loss, reviewed detailed assessments prepared by U.S. News of each diet. The experts rated each diet in 11 categories, including short- and long-term weight loss, ease of compliance, safety and nutrition. The panelists are medical doctors, registered dietitian nutritionists, nutritional epidemiologists, and weight loss researchers who are leaders in their field." Nasrallah and other panelists learned that the keto diet can be effective for short-term weight loss but may not be better than low-fat diets in the long run. Read More: go.unc.edu/best-diets-2023