Not everything that upsets you has the same cause: intolerances, sensitivities, allergies, or SIBO. How can you tell them apart? Symptoms such as bloating, gas, diarrhea, abdominal pain, or discomfort after eating can be due to different causes and involve different biological mechanisms, and they are not all investigated in the same way. From
When we talk about viral infections such as Epstein-Barr (EBV) or Cytomegalovirus (CMV), we tend to think in terms of whether we “have the virus or not.” However, the reality is more complex: many of these viruses remain in the body in a latent form for life. The key is not only whether it
In recent years, veterinary medicine has been undergoing a profound transformation. More and more professionals understand that animal health cannot be addressed solely from the perspective of isolated illness or symptoms, but from a broader, preventive, and longitudinal vision. Companion animals live closely with us: they share the environment, the air we breathe, the water,
Article by Gina Oller, embryologist and psychologist specializing in fertility and assisted reproduction, in collaboration with Teletest. When a couple consulted about fertility, the focus was almost entirely on hormones, ovarian reserve, embryo quality, or seminogram. However, in recent years, another concept has gained weight and is being talked about more and more: low-grade chronic
The presence of materials containing installed asbestos (MCA) is still common in buildings constructed before 2002. However, one of the most frequent errors in its management is not its existence, but the failure to correctly assess the real risk it poses. As stated in a recent publication specializing in prevention, merely identifying asbestos without assessing
The gut-brain connection is now one of the key axes for understanding why digestive problems can be accompanied by symptoms such as mental fatigue, persistent stress, or a feeling of general imbalance. The gut does more than just digest. It is a highly active organ, capable of generating chemical signals that directly influence mood, stress,
During the winter season, the circulation of colds and respiratory viruses such as the flu and COVID-19 typically increases, as well as bacteria that can cause respiratory infections with similar symptoms. Clinical presentations often share symptoms: fever, cough, congestion, or general malaise… And since the clinical presentation can seem very similar, guessing “what it is”
The Christmas holidays usually involve significant changes in our habits: larger meals, increased alcohol consumption, fewer hours of sleep, and increased physical and emotional stress. All of this puts extra strain on the body, especially the digestive, metabolic, and immune systems. Maintaining balance during these weeks does not mean strictly avoiding excesses, but understanding how
What is SIBO and why is it increasingly talked about? The term SIBO (Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth) refers to an overpopulation of bacteria in the small intestine. Under normal conditions, most microorganisms live in the large intestine, where they perform essential functions. When these bacteria migrate to the small intestine, they can disrupt digestion and
Approximately 25% of the population suffers from allergies, but most are unaware of what triggers their symptoms. Knowing what you are allergic to is not just a matter of “naming” your symptoms; it allows you to know your real risk, prevent reactions, adjust your diet and environment, and plan effective treatments (and avoid unnecessary restrictions).
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