gut health
Natural and clean supplements that work with your body
At Regular Girl, we have all the right labels. Not Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Tiffany, but the kind of labels that mean you can trust that our products are designed with your health in mind. Clean and natural supplements uniquely formulated to work with your body, and support your gut health and overall wellbeing. That’s just how we roll...
Your gut microbiome wants prebiotic fiber
Your gut microbiome is complex! There are hundreds of bacteria species that reside there. They help promote digestion, improve nutrient absorption and support immune function, plus a whole lot more. It’s important to take care of these friends — we call them probiotics — and that’s where Regular Girl Prebiotic Fiber and Probiotic Blend...
Feeling gassy? Here’s what to do about it.
Let the truth be told: Ladies fart! Passing gas is completely normal and expected. Doctors have determined 14 - 20 toots, posterior breezes or rectal puffs are the average for men. Women tend to expel a little less but struggle more with bloating. If you find yourself frustrated with your gut, there are things you can do which may tame...
Trying to conceive? Your gut microbiome may impact your fertility.
Researchers have discovered that the microbes which reside in a woman’s gut may be associated with her ability to conceive.
Get to know this good guy: Bifidobacterium lactis
One of my favorite probiotic strains is Bifidobacterium lactis, AKA B. lactis, which is found naturally in yogurt and other fermented milk products.
8 breakfast ideas to boost your gut health
Mom was right. Breakfast really is the most important meal of the day! It kick-starts your metabolism and gives you energy to power through your morning. Including soluble fiber — by eating fiber-rich foods and/or adding a scoop or packet of Regular Girl Prebiotic Fiber and Probiotic Blend — makes your breakfast even mightier. It helps...
Gut health 101: Prebiotics vs. probiotics
Two of the hottest buzzwords in digestive health are prebiotics and probiotics. We need both for a healthy, well-balanced gut. A poor diet (processed/fast food), stress, travel to foreign countries and use of pharmaceutical drugs such as antibiotics can deplete our gut microflora and throw it out of balance.
Tips to keep your gut off the “naughty list” this holiday
A bulging to-do list and seasonal foods may result in painful gas, bloating and bathroom visits only suitable for the Grinch. This year, be nice to your gut by following these simple steps.
Bloggers loved Dr. Sears and his Guide to Digestive Health
Women attending the Mom’s Meet Southern California WOW Summit received an impressive amount of digestive health information from Dr. Bill Sears. The renowned pediatrician, author of Dr. Poo: The Scoop on Comfortable Poop and fan of Regular Girl conducted the Summit’s keynote presentation. Here’s what he had to say about gut health.
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Keep your belly happy this spring (regardless of your travel plans)
Springtime tummy troubles can dampen your fun. Whether you’re heading to the beach or just chilling with friends on the patio, take precautions to avoid occasional constipation, diarrhea or other digestive distress. You worked hard to get that swimsuit-ready body. Don’t let bloating steal the show. Here’s how to keep your belly happy t...
Regular Girl’s good bacteria help you stay blissfully in balance
You wouldn’t hand someone a wrapped box without a gift inside, and you are probably not a fan of an empty wallet. It’s what’s inside that counts. Alternative health expert Bruce Wylde, BSc, DHMHS said the same holds true for the human body. It’s the good bacteria inside our body which positively impact our health. “There are more bacte...