A. muciniphila also supports other bacterial species in the microbiome by giving them broken-up mucus so they can survive—a process known as "cross-feeding." But, if we don't eat enough fiber as part ...

Akkermansia muciniphila also supports other bacterial species in the microbiome by giving them broken-up mucus so they can survive – a process known as “cross feeding”. But, if we don’t eat enough ...

BabyCenter Community member PaulaBM19911 says "My babe had lots of mucus in her poop, so the pediatrician asked me to stop eating any kind of dairy and it got better!" Cystic fibrosis. Your baby's ...

But dairy products, allergies, and eating dehydrating foods such as coffee, tea, and alcohol can also turn your mucus white. Acid reflux (also known as heartburn) or dry conditions may also be the ...