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Astonishing Kombucha: Health Benefits, Risks, and How to Make It at Home

Drink it if you’re waiting to support your gut health

Antonio Segovia, MD.
3 min readAug 4, 2022
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Kombucha is a green tea fermented drink containing probiotics, beneficial bacteria that can help improve gut health.

Probiotics promote a healthy balance of microorganisms in the intestines; they may also help boost immunity and reduce inflammation.

Kombucha contains vitamins and minerals that can support overall health, including vitamin C, B, and iron.

Kombucha has been shown to improve digestion, boost immunity, and reduce inflammation, among other benefits.

Use evidence like scientific reports or research to back up claims Kombucha is a fermented drink made from green tea and sugar. It originated in Asia and has been consumed for centuries.

How green tea fermented (Kombucha) could improve our health?

While it is necessary to confirm the health benefits of Kombucha, it may be a helpful addition to your diet if you’re waiting to support your gut health.

If you’re interested in trying Kombucha, look for it at your local grocery.

Inflammation and Kombucha

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Antonio Segovia, MD.
Antonio Segovia, MD.

Written by Antonio Segovia, MD.

Physician. Media and Journalism specialist. Scientific disclosure. Medicine, Mental Health, Psychology, Inspiration, Philosophy, Culture, Poetry, Books, Sports.

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