Why do we need fiber? it feeds the bacteria in our gut, which in turn produces something that could prevent food allergies and irritations such as those triggered by peanuts, a study this year showed. A short-chain fatty acid called butyrate is produced by Clostridium bacteria in our stomach as…

Why do we need fiber? it feeds the bacteria in our gut, which in turn produces something that could prevent food allergies and irritations such as those triggered by peanuts, a study this year showed. A short-chain fatty acid called butyrate is produced by Clostridium bacteria in our stomach as…

Why do we need fiber? it feeds the bacteria in our gut, which in turn produces something that could prevent food allergies and irritations such as those triggered by peanuts, a study this year showed. A short-chain fatty acid called butyrate is produced by Clostridium bacteria in our stomach as…

Why do we need fiber? it feeds the bacteria in our gut, which in turn produces something that could prevent food allergies and irritations such as those triggered by peanuts, a study this year showed. A short-chain fatty acid called butyrate is produced by Clostridium bacteria in our stomach as…

Why do we need fiber? it feeds the bacteria in our gut, which in turn produces something that could prevent food allergies and irritations such as those triggered by peanuts, a study this year showed. A short-chain fatty acid called butyrate is produced by Clostridium bacteria in our stomach as…

Why do we need fiber? it feeds the bacteria in our gut, which in turn produces something that could prevent food allergies and irritations such as those triggered by peanuts, a study this year showed. A short-chain fatty acid called butyrate is produced by Clostridium bacteria in our stomach as…

Why do we need fiber? it feeds the bacteria in our gut, which in turn produces something that could prevent food allergies and irritations such as those triggered by peanuts, a study this year showed. A short-chain fatty acid called butyrate is produced by Clostridium bacteria in our stomach as…

While Australia’s saltwater crocodiles are famous for sporting an evolutionary design that hasn’t changed in tens of millions of years, a newly discovered species of extinct crocodilian is teaching scientists Down Under just how ferocious they once were. Baru iylwenpeny is a newly discovered species of “cleaver-headed” crocodile from Australia’s Northern…

After a frantic four hours of search and rescue, a two-year-old toddler from Michigan was found sleeping in the woods amid sweet dreams, fairy dust, and the two family dogs whom she had “wrapped around her finger.” Thea Chase was playing barefoot in the yard of her home in rural…