Amy Denney
Amy Denney is a health reporter for The Epoch Times. Amy has a master’s degree in public affairs reporting from the University of Illinois Springfield and has won several awards for investigative and health reporting. She covers the microbiome, new treatments, and integrative wellness.
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Our Gut Bacteria Change During the Day, Often Overlooked in Research
Research indicates another—broadly ignored—factor in gut microbiome composition: the time of day.
One Form of Fasting May Bring Benefits More Quickly Than Others
Dry fasting, meaning abstaining from water in addition to food, may offer more rapid healing, but necessitates a slower, more deliberate approach.
Modifying the Microbiome: A Key to Enhancing Resilience and Optimizing Mental Health
A distinct microbial phenotype was linked to positive psychosocial traits, revealing a gut-brain connection that may aid in coping with stress.
Research Highlights How Keto Diet Is Promising for IBS
The ketogenic diet is similar to other reduced-carb diets used for gut issues, and creates specific molecules similar to short-chain fatty acid.
A Potently Sweet and Powerful Herb Remarkable for Digestion
Licorice root can bring relief to problems like liver disease, stomach pain, ulcers, and bacterial overgrowth when used with care.
Can AI Create a Personalized Diet for Gut Healing?
Apps that tell you what to eat based on your gut microbes are growing in popularity but questions remain about whether the concept is ideal.
What Can Be Done to Prevent DNA-Sized Plastics From Invading Our Bodies?
Amid debates on a global treaty to end plastic pollution, mounting research reveals risks to human health and an urgent need for solutions.
Facts About That 10-Year Follow-Up Colonoscopy
Researchers delving into the timing of subsequent colonoscopies found that for some people, the risks are no different if they wait 15 years instead of 10.
A Cheap, Easy Test for Gut Inflammation, Alzheimer’s
The calprotectin biomarker test stands at the crossroads to help direct physicians and patients to appropriate focused care for gut and brain symptoms.
A Frugal Yet Remarkable Gut Health Solution From Your Lawn
In many cases of mild digestive distress, there’s a good chance the dandelions in your yard can help ease the symptoms.
