Could the answer to your health problem be as simple as eating fermented foods every day? Find out more about the "best-kept secret" of superfoods that can support digestion and alleviate a number of related health issues.
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The #1 Superfood No One Talks About! Why Fermented Foods Are the Best Form of Probiotics You Can Choose
Posted on May 14, 2013
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Is Your Gut Health Inhibiting Your Ability to Cleanse Toxins?
Posted on May 14, 2013
A healthy gut is the first line of defense against harmful bacteria, parasites, and pollutants from the outside world. When the gut becomes leaky and inflamed, it can compromise liver function and make efficient detoxification nearly impossible.
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What Your Face May Reveal About Your Health
Posted on May 12, 2013
The face is another important microcosm that can reveal what is going on beneath the surface of the skin. When evaluating patients, an acupuncturist will always notice the face first.
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Can Digestive Enzymes Assist in Controlling Candida Overgrowth?
Posted on May 11, 2013
Candida overgrowth can be triggered by a gluten-rich diet, antibiotic use, or a leaky gut. Digestive enzyme therapy could provide a solution to target widespread Candida overgrowth and tackle systemic infection.
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Is Candida Sabotaging Your Detox? How Candida Overgrowth Can Inhibit the Body’s Ability to Cleanse
Posted on May 11, 2013
If you're gearing up for a spring or summer detox, read this first. Controlling Candida overgrowth is critical to support the body's natural ability to cleanse and detoxify. .
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The Link Between Homemade Kefir and Your Immune System
Posted on May 07, 2013
The benefits of homemade milk kefir are aplenty. If you want to nourish your brain, support your skeletal system, control Candida overgrowth, calm gut inflammation, and so much more, you can make traditionally fermented dairy kefir at home in a few simple steps.
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2 Signs of Enzyme Deficiency That You Can’t Miss!
Posted on May 07, 2013
Could acne, eczema, headaches, brain fog, and joint pain all be related to an enzyme deficiency? Find out 2 signs of enzyme deficiency that could be negatively affecting your digestion and overall health.
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The Importance of Enzymes in Your Gut
Posted on April 30, 2013
Enzymes start the digestive process far before food reaches your stomach. If your body is lacking vital digestive enzymes, it could lead to painful bacterial overgrowth and inflammation.
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A Healthy Gut Balances Moods?
Posted on April 30, 2013
Gut bacteria can produce brain chemicals that influence the brain! Recovery from a mental health disorder should include dietary changes to improve gut health and fight infection and inflammation in the body.
