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Why doctors are increasingly talking about the microbiome: a new perspective on prevention and health
For decades, conventional medicine focused on treating existing illnesses: if a symptom appeared, a pill was prescribed to eliminate it. But today, the medical community is undergoing a fundamental transformation. Doctors and scientists are increasingly saying that true health is not simply the absence of pain, but the maintenance of a complex internal balance.


The patient's omics profile: why routine blood tests are no longer enough to stay healthy
For decades, a comprehensive biochemical blood test was considered the gold standard of a medical checkup. We are used to donating blood from a vein to hear from a doctor: “You have high cholesterol” or “An inflammatory process has begun.” However, modern evidence-based science claims that classic blood tests are only a statement of the fact of a disease that has already occurred. T


Bacterial Overgrowth Syndrome (BOGS): Etiology, Metabolic Consequences, and a Scientific Algorithm for Targeted Biota Correction
Bacterial overgrowth syndrome (SIBS or SIBO) has long remained in the “blind spot” of classical gastroenterology. For decades, patients have complained of severe flatulence (“feeling 5 months pregnant”), impaired nutrient absorption, and chronic fatigue. Traditional treatment with broad-spectrum antibiotics often provides only a temporary effect, leading to relapses.
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