Digestive & Gut Health

Probiotics and gut health read against the NIH evidence — what CFU counts actually mean, and where the marketing outruns the published data.

  1. NAC: The FDA-Approved Tylenol Antidote It Tried to Ban as a Supplement

    NAC: The FDA-Approved Tylenol Antidote It Tried to Ban as a Supplement
    NAC is the hospital antidote for a Tylenol overdose, yet the FDA spent two years trying to remove it from supplement shelves. Here's what happened, and why.
  2. Milk Thistle for Liver Health: What a 154-Person NIH Trial Found

    Milk Thistle for Liver Health: What a 154-Person NIH Trial Found
    Milk thistle is a top-selling liver supplement, but the two largest NIH-funded trials found it worked no better than a placebo. Here's what the evidence shows.
  3. Probiotics for Gut Health: What the NIH Evidence Actually Shows

    Probiotics for Gut Health: What the NIH Evidence Actually Shows
    NIH reviews show probiotics cut antibiotic-related diarrhoea risk by about half, but evidence for IBS and immunity claims is much weaker. What actually holds up.

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