Insights from our specialists, treatment updates, clinic news and patient recommendations.
Detox: Scam, Trend, or Medical Necessity?
We explain what real detox is and how to safely reset your body for better health under medical supervision.
"Does Mood Start in the Gut?" Scientists Confirm: The Microbiome Affects Mental Health
Harvard researchers found that certain gut bacteria strains can raise or lower the risk of anxiety and depression. The new findings are reshaping mental health care — depression may now be treated through the gut.
Medical · 05/23/2025Liver elastography — when knowing the truth about your health matters
Liver elastography in Tashkent — advanced, painless diagnostics. At Horev, the study is supervised by gastroenterologist Marat Ziganshin.
Medical · 05/18/2025Bloating, heaviness, rumbling, frequent stools? It's not just "something you ate"
Bloating, rumbling, irregular stools? Gastroenterologist Marat Ziganshin at Horev Medical Center performs ultrasound, lab work, and tailors treatment for digestive issues.
News: Research Confirms — Microflora Imbalance Affects the Brain
Gut microbiota influences brain function. At Horev Medical, we offer microbiota testing, inflammation panels, and support through nutrition and medication.
Yogurt and Fiber Proven to Be Effective Anti-Cancer Agents
Long-term study of 1.5 million people: yogurt and fiber reduce lung cancer risk by 33%, even in smokers, thanks to their effect on gut microbiota.
Heat-Processed Foods Affect Gut Microflora in a Unique Way
Scientists from the University of California and Harvard: heat treatment of plant foods alters the gut microflora, while meat shows no such effect.
Scientists discover what sets sports stars apart from ordinary people
The Veillonella bacterium in athletes' microflora converts lactic acid into propionate, boosting physical performance — the discovery could become the basis for a probiotic.
Gut microflora found to be linked to mysterious body pains
McGill University Health Centre: fibromyalgia may be linked to changes in 20 types of gut bacteria — a potential future diagnosis and treatment via microflora.
Researchers reconsidered their approach to diet composition
University of Minnesota: foods with similar composition affect the microbiome differently — the standard division into «vegetables», «fruits» and «meat» is outdated.
Hidden liver problems prevent weight loss
University of Bristol: non-alcoholic fatty liver disease prevents weight loss — diagnosed in one-fifth of adults and often asymptomatic.
Garlic Helps Counter Age-Related Changes in the Brain and Gut
University of Louisville: allyl sulfide from garlic improves memory in elderly mice by supporting gut microbiota and NDNF gene expression.
American fitness enthusiasts discover the power of brine
In the US, brine has become a popular drink — an excellent prebiotic with antioxidants and vitamin C, restores water and electrolyte balance after workouts.