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.
Digestive Disorders
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Can Digestive Enzymes Assist in Controlling Candida Overgrowth?
Posted on May 11, 2013
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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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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.
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How Candida Overgrowth Leads to Leaky Gut
Posted on April 23, 2013
Candida is an opportunistic yeast that easily adapts to its environment. Triggers like an imbalanced immune system, stress, bacterial overgrowth in the gut, and a high-sugar diet can support Candida overgrowth and lead to a leaky gut before you know it.
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Are Food Allergies Caused by Candida? The Digestion Connection
Posted on April 16, 2013
Does your gut have the probiotic power it needs to prevent and manage allergies? Good bacteria in the digestive tract can work with the immune system to calm systemic inflammation that may trigger allergy symptoms.
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Is an Impaired Inner Ecosystem Causing Obesity?
Posted on April 02, 2013
Have you been beating your head against the wall to lose weight by counting calories? Your success in your battle against obesity could all boil down to having the right bacteria in your gut.
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Dealing with Irritable Bowel Syndrome: Success Begins in the Gut!
Posted on April 02, 2013
IBS can cause unpleasant symptoms like gas, bloating, diarrhea, and constipation. Irritable bowel syndrome may be directly related to an imbalanced inner ecosystem triggered by enzyme deficiency, bacterial overgrowth, or low stomach acid.
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The Startling Connection Between Epilepsy and Gluten
Posted on March 13, 2013
Even without digestive symptoms, you could still be sensitive to gluten. In some cases, anxiety, insomnia, bipolar disorder, or epilepsy may be the only sign of gluten sensitivity that wreaks havoc on the body.
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Cleansing for Weight Loss: Purge Toxins and Regulate Hormones
Posted on March 13, 2013
Why cleanse? If only losing weight were as simple as eating fewer calories. The truth is that an imbalanced inner ecology can cause obesity; overfed fat cells will retain estrogen, spread inflammation, and store poisonous environmental chemicals.
