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Mayo Clinic: The Globetrotter's Guide to Dealing with Gut Health Issues While Traveling

Picture this: You’re finally on that dream vacation, a paradise you’ve been planning for months. The sun is shining, the beaches are pristine, the palm trees beckon – at least, that's what you see ...

January 13, 2026•Brent Bauer, MD, Mayo Clinic
Mayo Clinic Study of Breast Cancer Survivors’ Microbiomes Utilizes Thorne Technology

Millions of women are affected each year by breast cancer. For patients who are in active recovery, the road ahead can be uncertain, especially for survivors who navigate their journey toward biolo...

January 13, 2026•Thorne Medical Affairs Team
All About the 30:30:3 Rule

A new diet – or rather, a framework for healthy eating – has taken the internet by storm since Dr. Amy Shah posted a video of herself explaining the concept on Instagram last July. Dr. Shah says th...

January 13, 2026•Maura MacDonald, MS, RD, CSSD
Mayo Clinic: Is the Secret to Healthy Skin in Your Gut?

Your skin is more than just a reflection of your beauty routine. It’s often a mirror of what’s going on inside your body. And a growing body of research has found that the gut plays a central role ...

January 13, 2026•Brent Bauer, MD, Mayo Clinic
Research Extracts: Benefits of Prebiotic Fiber for Athletes

Welcome to the August 2025 issue of Research Extracts. “The Extracts” is designed to keep busy practitioners and savvy consumers up to date on the latest research on diet, nutrients, botanicals, th...

January 13, 2026•Thorne Medical Affairs Team
Managing IBS Through The Brain-Belly Connection From Mayo Clinic

Have you ever had nervousness manifest as butterflies in your stomach? Or described a scary experience as gut-wrenching? Turns out these aren't just expressions – the brain and the gut really are c...

January 12, 2026•Brent Bauer, MD, Mayo Clinic
The Bacteria in Your Gut and COVID-19: An Interesting Connection

It's common to think of bacteria in terms of germs that make you sick. But bacteria aren't always harmful. In fact, the human body is full of bacteria and other microorganisms that function to help...

January 12, 2026•Brent Bauer, MD, Mayo Clinic
FiberMend®

FiberMend is a blend of soluble fiber that helps maintain healthy glycemic control and promote regularity and optimal digestive function.* It mixes easily in water or a preferred beverage.

January 12, 2026•Thorne Medical Affairs Team