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It happens to a lot of travelers, it has been measured, and the usual explanation is dehydration.

Almost no teenager eats enough fiber, and TikTok wants you to fix that by tonight.

You can have a bowel movement every single day and still meet the medical definition of constipation.

Plenty of people get stomach trouble from energy drinks, and the explanations for why don't agree with each other.

These drugs work by changing what your stomach does, and the trial that tested one of them in teenagers wrote down what that felt like.

Berberine gets called nature's Ozempic on TikTok, and the comparison starts in your gut.

One of Google's suggestions for "do detox teas" is "what toxins does detox tea remove." A group of young scientists asked the companies.

Your stomach doesn't work the same at 10 p.m. as it does at 8 a.m., and researchers have fed people late dinners to find out what that does.

In 1984, a doctor drank a beaker of bacteria to prove a point about ulcers.

Cleveland Clinic calls a side stitch "a painful spasm of your diaphragm." Researchers have caught people in the middle of one and checked.

Mastic gum, probiotics, and broccoli sprouts all get sold as a way to clear H. pylori, and each of them has been put in a trial against the bacteria.

One Stanford study is behind every post telling you to eat more kimchi, and only 18 people in it ate the fermented food.