Posts Tagged ‘probiotics’
Monday, April 1st, 2013
One of the most common questions I get from my clients is about supplements. Do we need to take them? What brand? How do I know what to take? What supplements are good for general wellness?
I have listed 5 great supplements that can provide a foundational support for your health. However, you may need different or additional nutrients, depending on your unique health status, history, and environment. (more…)
Tags: cod liver oil, curcumin, fish oil, green powder, high quality, multivitamin, probiotics, supplements, whole foods
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Monday, December 31st, 2012
Did you know that you have about 3-4lbs of microorganisms in your colon that you cannot survive without? These symbiotic microorganisms are intimately linked with your wellness.
Your diet, medications, lifestyle, environment and shape the composition of the different microbial communities in your GI tract and body. The microflora in the intestine has even been collectively considered an organ because of their ability to support the immune system, regulate intestinal health, support healthy metabolism, and contribute to overall health and wellness.
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Tags: antibiotics, diabetes, food allergies, GI distress, healthy pregnancy, immunity, probiotics, toxins
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Sunday, October 23rd, 2011
Do you have food allergies, digestive distress, environmental toxicity, acne, or eczema? You may have a leaky gut! Read more to learn what happened and how to heal yourself. (more…)
Tags: antioxidants, leaky gut, probiotics
Posted in Diseases and Condtions, Educational, Food Allergies, Health Science, Nutrition, The Environment | No Comments »
Friday, October 21st, 2011
Maintaining a healthy balance of gut microflora is the key to efficient digestion and overall health. Dysbiosis is a condition when your healthy gut flora have been compromised and overtaken by disease-causing microbes. Food allergies, the overconsumption of refined sugars and flours and processed foods, use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, antibiotics, hypoacidity of the stomach, excessive consumption of alcohol, or the overconsumption of carbohydrates and fiber can lead to dysbiosis. (more…)
Tags: dysbiosis, leaky gut, microflora, prebiotics, probiotics
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Wednesday, October 19th, 2011
Testing your digestive wellness is a great way to assess the efficiency of your metabolism. Healing your intestinal tract will clear up digestive problems as well as other issues such as joint pain, allergies, inflammation, even acne. (more…)
Tags: avoid dairy, digestion, fiber, food allergies, probiotics, transit time
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Monday, October 10th, 2011
Consuming refined sugar and processed foods will damage your intestinal lining and prevent healthy absorption. This can cause a myriad of health problems throughout your body:
- Vitamin and mineral deficiencies
- Inflammation throughout your body, especially in joints, join pain
- increased allergies
- Poor digestion: gas, constipation and diarrhea
- Increased intestinal permeability (which allows big, toxic and foreign molecules to enter our blood stream, resulting in inflammation and other immune-related problems)
- Obesity
- Weakened immunity, depression, anxiety
- Tooth decay
- Diabetes
- Heart disease
- Overgrowth of unhealthy bacteria in the gut (Dysbiosis)
- Increased frequency/severity of bad moods
- Loss of tissue elasticity
- Osteoporosis
- Arthritis
- ADD, ADHD
Tags: dysbiosis, prebiotics, probiotics, sugar
Posted in Do's and Don'ts, Nutrition, Sugar | No Comments »
Monday, October 10th, 2011
There is an increasing occurrence of gluten sensitivity and intolerances today. Some people believe it is the result of genetically modifying the food we eat, although there is still no conclusive evidence of this. Perhaps the increase in allergies is a result of poor nutrition and sedentary lifestyle finally taking its toll on this generation. However, by adding new DNA to foods, new proteins are being expressed in these foods. (more…)
Tags: gluten, gluten-free, GMO, probiotics
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