{14.2} What Cold Potatoes Have to Do With Gut Health
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You’ve probably heard that gut health is important, but do you know what your good gut bacteria are actually craving?
In today’s episode of Raising Healthy Mothers, we’re talking about prebiotics, the food that feeds your friendly gut bugs. And yes, cold potatoes are one of them!
I’ll be sharing:
- Why feeding your good bacteria matters (and how they help crowd out the less helpful ones)
- The difference between probiotics and prebiotics – and why both matter
- Simple, everyday foods that naturally support your gut health (no fancy supplements needed)
- Easy ways to include prebiotics in your meals without overcomplicating things
If you want better energy, fewer sugar cravings, and more consistent digestion – this episode will help you start supporting your gut health in a gentle, realistic way.
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