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Jessica Alba s Favorite Fermented Food Has a Surprising Health Benefit, According to a New Study

A new study says three daily servings of kimchi can have a surprising health benefit.

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Another Study Finds Gut Health Benefits From Adding Fermented Foods to Your Diet

A new study has found that fermented vegetables really do support gut health.

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Fermented vegetables positively impact gut health

Fermented vegetables positively impact gut health
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Fermented vegetables found to positively impact gut health

Fermented vegetables found to positively impact gut health
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New research, ancient practices

Research on the gut microbiome shows humans have eaten fermented foods for centuries, and there are significant health benefits to adding them to your diet.

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