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Recent Blog Posts by Dr. Surendra K Chikara

Dysbiosis symptoms and gut imbalance overview

Understanding Dysbiosis: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment

  • Dysbiosis is a gut microbiome imbalance where harmful microbes outnumber beneficial ones, affecting digestion, immunity, and overall health.
  • Poor diet, chronic stress, antibiotics, infections, and lifestyle factors are common contributors to dysbiosis.
  • Symptoms may extend beyond digestion and include bloating, irregular bowel movements, fatigue, skin issues, and brain fog.
  • Accurate testing, targeted nutrition, and consistent lifestyle changes are essential for restoring and maintaining gut balance.

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The Role of Gut Microbiome in Women’s Hormonal Health

The Role of Gut Microbiome in Women’s Hormonal Health

  • The gut microbiome directly regulates estrogen, progesterone, thyroid, and stress hormones in women.
  • Gut dysbiosis can worsen PMS, PCOS, thyroid dysfunction, and menopausal symptoms through chronic inflammation.
  • Supporting gut health improves hormone metabolism, cycle regularity, mood, and metabolic stability.
  • A balanced microbiome is foundational for long-term hormonal and reproductive health.
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5 Shocking Reasons to Do a Gut Microbiome Test

5 Reasons You Should Get a Gut Microbiome Test Today

  • A gut microbiome test reveals the real reason behind digestive issues, bloating, or fatigue by analysing your gut bacteria composition.
  • It helps personalise your diet, improve mental health, balance hormones, and boost immunity through data-backed insights.
  • The test is simple, at-home, and offers actionable guidance for long-term gut and overall health improvement.
  • Gut health impacts digestion, mood, metabolism, and hormones, testing is the first step toward your wellness journey.
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Top gut-healing indian foods

Top Gut-Healing Foods of 2025 Backed by Research

  • Rotate your grains, legumes, and vegetables to feed different bacteria and allow microbial diversity.
  • Traditional Indian recipes were scientifically sound i.e. fermented foods and spices are natural gut aiders.
  • Regular inclusion of these foods matters more than occasional large quantities.
  • Pair prebiotics (onions, garlic) with probiotics (dahi, fermented foods) for maximum impact.
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Alt Tag Gas Pain or Heart Attack — Know the Difference

Gut Pain or Heart Attack? How to Tell the Difference

  • Gas pain is often related to digestion and is relieved by belching or passing gas.
  • Radiating pain to the left arm, breathlessness, or sweating indicate cardiac risk.
  • No online article or video can replace a doctor’s diagnosis. Seek quick emergency care if you notice any signs of chest pain.
  • Maintaining good gut and heart health through a proper diet and regular check-ups is your best defense.
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Plant-based vs Keto diet for gut health

Plant-Based Diet vs. Keto: Which One Is Better for Your Gut Microbiome?

  • A plant-based diet supports gut bacteria with fiber, polyphenols, and diversity.
  • Keto reduces fiber, risking dysbiosis though it may still help short-term in certain medical cases.
  • Eating a diverse range of whole foods, or finding a balance between both diets, can strengthen digestion, immunity, and even mood.
  • SCFA production and microbial diversity thrive on plant-based foods.
  • For long-term gut health, plant-based is more sustainable than keto.
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Empty stomach food for healthy gut

Empty Stomach Foods That Boost Gut Health

  • What you eat first in the morning sets the tone for gut health, digestion and energy throughout the day.
  • Best Food: Papaya, soaked almonds, apples, oats and warm lemon water to support smooth digestion and gut health.
  • Bananas are nutritious but slightly acidic in nature, so pairing them with nuts or nut butter will make them easier on the stomach.
  • Avoid Coffee, tea, spicy/fried foods, and Eno as your first intake.
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Gut microbiome impact on weight gain

Can a Poor Gut Microbiome Cause Weight Gain or Loss?

  • Gut bacteria can impact weight by affecting metabolism, cravings, and fat storage.
  • Chronic gut inflammation is linked to belly fat and insulin resistance..
  • Harmful bacteria can increase sugar cravings, making weight loss even harder.
  • Fixing your gut with probiotics, high-fibre foods, and anti-inflammatory foods can help balance your weight.
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