Fermented foods are great for gut health. A top scientist shares 3 tips for getting them into your diet.
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Tim Spector emphasizes the importance of gradually incorporating fermented foods into one's diet, recommending starting small to adapt both taste and gut flora.
Research indicates that fermented foods can enhance gut health by reducing cardiovascular disease risks, improving type 2 diabetes outcomes, and promoting bacterial diversity.
Spector suggests practical ways to include fermented foods, like adding a tablespoon of kimchi to stews or kefir to soups, enhancing flavor and gut benefits.
Understanding food labels is crucial for newcomers to fermented foods, with Spector advocating for starting with enjoyable commercial products before attempting home fermentation.
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