Can Gut Bacteria Cause Parkinson's? Breakthrough: Parkinson's Disease | Microbiome Connection

Emerging science suggests the microbiome, the vast community of bacteria and other microorganisms in the digestive tract, plays a powerful role in regulating blood sugar and shaping our cravings. This invisible ecosystem is deeply connected to how we feel, what we eat, and how our body responds to sugar.

The new year often brings a wave of motivation that includes lists, goals, and the desire to do better. But what if we reframe “better” as something quieter, more aligned with awareness? Not a complete overhaul, but a thoughtful return to balance. Here are some ideas to consider.

In a world of convenience foods and fast fixes, making your own long-fermented yogurt may seem quaint or even unnecessary. But behind this slow, natural process lies something profound: a return to biological synergy, ancestral nourishment, and science-backed microbial support for your gut and beyond.

There’s something quietly revolutionary about making yogurt at home. Not the hurried kind. Not the sweetened, shortcut kind. But the slow, i...