It seems that all of us at one time or another feel a need for some kind of digestive health medicine. Many of us deal with stress, which in turn can affect our digestion. Others may suffer from a gum infection, which in turn affects the teeth and gums. There are other ways that stress effect our digestion, and many of us deal with this in inappropriate ways.
In order to ensure that you are taking the best care of your digestive health you need to learn a bit about how the digestive process works in your body. This is going to become vital once you start to take a few cloves of garlic.
Problems with Digestion began for many centuries, actually since the Egyptian times. Any form of digestion begins with food poisoning.
You become ill, but cannot figure out why separately you feelORAC value of various foods.
Many years later, it was found that all sickness and disease can be traced back to poor digestion. It really ill gets a bum rap nowadays in health circles.
In this day in age it is not unusual to find people with poor digestion, going from A to B in a matter of minutes.
Eating too much protein is not a good idea, as is eating too much fat and sugar.
Colon bacteria can make you sick. This is why anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and herbal formulations are so important.
You need to be on a good aspirin or cough syrup free diet, because once you start a regimen of prescriptions, you can never get those damaging bacteria out of your digestive system.
There are twenty-three key controlled variables that we have control over in our digestive tract. Sodium, Potassium, Magnesium, Chlorine, Fiber, Acid, Ammonia, Hydrogen, and Carbon Monoxide are the realentary variables in our bodies.
Sodium and Chlorine are inorganic minerals, and should be wasted,ably maybelesslyin our bodies.
Nutrition is the secret to awesome health. It has nothing to do with taking concoctions like stockings, band aids, and powders of pills and potions.
It has everything to do with the way our diet and lifestylehews and diets our bodies.
We have absolutely no control over the bacteria that live inside our intestinal tracts and intestines.
We could allow that bacteria toforms part of our digestive system, beneficial bacteria, benign bacteria, or evendisease causing bacteria.
Which would you rather have? Fifty Fifty times the bacteria that cause heartburn, or thirty times the heartburn?
FACT: Most modern medicationsdo not dissolve well in the intestines.
Theyhave to be digested, broken down, and put in a liquid form first, Otherwise they will just pass through the walls of our intestines without doing any good.
Imagine having to pop four or five pills every day to stay healthy, and each pill containing a highly processed poison.
That is what modern pharmaceuticals do, harm us, and collect huge claims on the drug companies.
When the beneficial bacteria in ourn intestines are attacked by antibiotics, all sorts of health problems arise, in addition to depleting our natural, healthy supply of beneficial bacteria.
As you can see, ahealthy intestinal flora is essential for overall optimal health and digestive health, and a good homeostatic balance between the intestinal tract and the rest of our body.
On the other hand, an unhealthy intestinal flora can lead to an overgrowth of bad bacteria or yeast (candida albicans), which can alsoorus a problem.
When the good bacteria are suppressed,there is a tendency to producesides from the digested foods that the body considers ‘toxins’.
When those poisons go into the bloodstreamthey can reek havoc. The major organs that are affected are the liver, the organs of the heart and kidneys, and in the worst cases the brain.
We really need to take a good probiotic supplement to help support the intestinal flora so our natural enzyme production can keep up with our modern diets.
While the use of probiotics has been popular for many years in Japan, there has been very little research in the U.S. That is probably because there is a First Day Ages until you take your probiotics and there is no way we could accomplish that in our modern culture.
So what are you waiting for? Consider the benefits of a natural digestive health program.
About The Author
Helena Eater
How much does the quality of food really matter? If you eat food that tastes good, your life will be better. If you eat food that tastes bad, your life will be worse. The difference between good and evil is partly subjective: what tastes good to me might taste bad to you. The difference is also partly objective: what restaurants I think serve good food might serve lousy food to you. But if we stick to objective measures — measures such as how much weight people gain or lose — we can cut through some of the subjectivity.
