Understanding the connection between red meat and colon cancer risk isn’t about wholly cutting red meat out of your life—it’s about making informed, conscious choices. Read more about it here!

By committing to regular screenings, starting at age 45 (or earlier if you’re high-risk), and continuing as recommended, you can significantly reduce your risk of colon cancer.

While diverticulitis can be challenging, it is manageable with proper medical care and lifestyle adjustments. Staying informed and proactive can help you maintain a healthier, more balanced life. If you have concerns, consult your healthcare provider for personalized guidance and support.

No one can completely prevent cancer. However, taking care of your body and making these positive lifestyle changes can make a big difference.

While sugar can be a trigger for IBD, a well-balanced diet, stress management, and potentially targeted supplements can help manage symptoms and improve the overall quality of life for individuals with IBD.

Holidays should be a time of joy and celebration, but they can also be a time of increased stress that takes a toll on our digestive health. By being mindful of common triggers and making small adjustments to our routines, we can better manage the impact on our gastrointestinal system.

Let us take a look at how we can influence our wellbeing by improving our eating habits in the latest blog!

While this new FDA-approved test isn't intended to replace colonoscopies, it’s sparking excitement among doctors who believe it could dramatically improve screening rates for what remains the second deadliest cancer in the United States.

Stomach infections are always unpleasant, and they are very common. It’s important to know what to watch for in case you have a stomach infection that needs to be treated.

Understanding what C. diff is, the conditions it brings, and how early help and treatment can be sought are vital as a way of avoiding the nasty effects of a C. diff infection.

Keeping your colon healthy is really important for your overall well-being as it plays a big part in digestion and making sure your body absorbs nutrients properly.

Helicobacter pylori infects the stomach lining without any noticeable signs or symptoms. Early detection and timely medical intervention are crucial for managing H. pylori infection effectively.

It’s important to get the treatment you need for all infections that are found in the esophagus so that it doesn’t get more and more dangerous and pain. Take a look at some common esophagus infections.

In this post, we will explore what SIBO is, symptoms, causes, triggers, risk factors, diagnosis, complications, and treatment options.

By following the preventive measures, seeking medical care, and adhering to treatment options, you can manage gallstones and minimize their impact on well-being and overall health.

If you find that you’re having problems swallowing, dysphagia, contact your doctor right away. It’s best to find out early what’s wrong so that a treatment can be planned.

Hemorrhoids are very common and they can be caused by a range of factors from body weight to lifestyle. Fortunately, they are fairly easy to treat.

Celiac disease is a serious condition that can cause patients to be unable to take in nutrients from their food. Should you get checked out for it?

In this post, we’ll get into the details of peptic ulcer disease, including what it is, its signs and symptoms, its causes, how to test it, treatment options, and best of all, how you can prevent this disease.

Let's delve into what Colon Cancer Awareness month signifies, why it's crucial to join the fight, and how you can make a difference.