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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‘Parasite’ Found in Healthy People: Study
Blastocystis has been a tricky microbe to study, but new evidence links it to healthier diet and better cardiometabolic health.
Infections Could Be the Trigger for IBS, Chronic Indigestion: Study
Certain risk factors, including anxiety, may cause lingering gut symptoms in those who’ve had COVID-19 and certain bacterial infections.
Eating Herbs Can Improve and Soothe Gut Health
Small servings of herbs can help boost diverse plant consumption to improve gut health, while specific herbs help heal broken metabolism and gut symptoms.
Survivability After Organ Transplant May Depend on Gut Microbiome: Study
‘Unhealthy’ gut microbial patterns found among organ recipients who died of all-causes, particularly cancer and infection.
First Phase of Digestion Is Key for Gut Health
We can use the same principles that ultra-processed food manufacturers apply to get maximum health benefits from natural food.
Why Learning to Read Food Labels Is Crucial for Better Health
Acquiring the skills for spotting dangerous ingredients amid a growing reliance on processed foods, may improve the health of Americans.
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.
