According to the American Heart Association (AHA), walking is the most popular form of exercise. And, in good news for those ...

Moderate exercise, performed consistently over time, is tied to a lower risk for gastrointestinal cancers, according to a large observational study.

Yoga poses that incorporate abdominal twists and hip openers may help move stool through your digestive tract. Try these yoga ...

Whether you’re totally backed up or just feeling a little sluggish, moving your body can help to get things going. While any movement is great, gut-health dietitians say walking is a top choice. It ...

While the list of benefits that exercise provides for your body is long, there are some occasions when hitting the gym can do more harm than good. Exercise plays an important role in digestive health, ...

Antibiotics can cause constipation, although this side effect is uncommon. This may occur because antibiotics can disrupt the ...

While most of us only think of our digestive system as helping to process the foods we eat or being behind the occasional stomach ache, a healthy gut can also impact everything from stronger immunity ...

If you have the condition, you may have wondered: Does exercise help IBS? Here, two doctors explain how to workout with the condition. If you’re not familiar, IBS is short for irritable bowel syndrome ...

If you overdid it last night, here’s what to know before sweating through your misery. By Talya Minsberg Electrolyte drinks, ibuprofen, a bagel overflowing with bacon, egg and cheese — everyone has ...

A "digestif" or a post-dinner beverage is something that spans cultures. It can extend a special meal, leading to more time with friends and family. One gastroenterologist dishes that a digestif can ...