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…two important roles in your body: defense and repair. It defends against various foreign invaders, such as environmental toxins, chemical residues from processed foods, viruses, germs, etc. Your immune system…
…casomorphin-7). Some people can tolerate raw A2 milk just fine, and it can actually be a nourishing, probiotic rich food! Gluteomorphin/Casomorphin Another potentially harmful protein found in milk is sub-protein…
…gut harbors microbiota which has a wide variety of microbial organisms; they are mainly symbiotic and important for well being. However, “dysbiosis” – i.e. an alteration in normal commensal gut…
…damage the digestive organs and contribute to both digestion and absorption problems. Consider a digestive enzyme and a strong probiotic to help your body recover. Have your doctor check your…
…digestive symptoms like bloating and gas. Support the microbiome: Gluten disrupts the microbiome, so supporting it with a high quality targeted probiotic can help rebalance its composition. Get Adequate Sleep:…
…strong probiotic to help your body recover. Have your doctor check your vitamin and mineral levels with functional testing (serum tests are not accurate – don’t settle for them). You…
…vitamins and amino acids, and helps form barriers against pathogens, a gut that is imbalanced or “dysbiotic” has been associated with a number of gastrointestinal conditions, including inflammatory bowel disease,…
…of your gut function. Take a high quality probiotic. You will need at least 80 billion CFU’s per day. Probiotics help digest your food and regulate your immune response. Many…
…probiotic, a high quality multi vitamin for you or your children, or products that help support a recovery from leaky gut, we have you covered. You can browse our supplement…
…prebiotics: probiotics (good bacteria) and prebiotics (the food that feeds probiotics) can help to rebalance a dysbiotic or unbalanced gut. Explore natural remedies to reduce inflammation and support healing: foods…
…an epidemic in the U.S. If you need a gluten free probiotic go here <<< Cytokines – Gluten induces the production of pro-inflammatory cytokines (chemicals that damage cells). Neurotransmitters –…
…and prebiotics (the food that feeds probiotics) can help to rebalance a dysbiotic or unbalanced gut. Hydrate Hydration is important with a fever. A fever raises the internal temperature of…
…The antibiotic Ciprofloxacin is especially potent and can lead to tendinopathy, or the damage or rupturing of the Achilles tendon. Chemotherapeutic Agents – Chemo treatments can cause neurological symptoms and…
…that it has antibiotic-based effect on preferential bacteria that aid in the digestion of difficult to digest proteins. Have you seen the new research that’s come out on sourdough bread,…
…and use things like starches. Sweet potato and potato are really great for repopulating the probiotic and good bacteria in the colon. I think those have a place, once you’ve…
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