Replace the good. Add back in the essentials for proper digestion and absorption that may have been depleted by poor diet, drugs (such as antacid medications), diseases or aging.  This includes digestive enzymes, HCL and bile acids that are required for proper digestion. Add back in the essentials for proper digestion and absorption that may have been depleted by poor diet, drugs (such as antacid medications), diseases or aging. This includes digestive enzymes, HCL and bile acids that are required for proper digestion.

Restoring beneficial bacteria to reestablish a healthy balance of good bacteria is critical.  This may be accomplished by taking a probiotic supplement and taking a prebiotic (food for the good bacteria) supplement or consuming foods high soluble fiber is important.

Providing the nutrients necessary to help the gut repair itself is essential. Powerful gut-repairing supplements are l-glutamine, berberine, glycine, quercetin, curcumin. Marshmallow root, Mega Mucosa and aloe.

These nourish and soothe your gut cells, restore your gut’s natural mucosal lining, and maximize gut-mending fatty acid production. Other key nutrients include zinc, omega 3 fish oils, vitamin A, C, E as well as herbs.

Consider the other lifestyle choices which contribute to health condition: Sleep, exercise, and stress can all affect the GI tract as well as additional strategies to help to boost immunity and help prevent future ill-health. Balancing those activities is important to an optimal digestive tract.

Remove the bad. The goal is to get rid of things that negatively affect the GI tract such as inflammatory foods, infections, and gastric irritants like alcohol, caffeine or drugs. Inflammatory foods such as gluten, dairy, corn, soy, eggs and sugar can lead to food sensitivities.

I recommend food sensitivity testing to determine if any foods are a problem for you. Infections can be from parasites, yeast or bacteria. A comprehensive stool analysis is key to determining the levels of good bacteria as well as any infections that may be present.  Removing the infections may require treatment with herbs and anti-fungal medication/supplements.

Restoring beneficial bacteria to reestablish a healthy balance of good bacteria is critical.  This may be accomplished by taking a probiotic supplement and taking a prebiotic (food for the good bacteria) supplement or consuming foods high soluble fiber is important.

Providing the nutrients necessary to help the gut repair itself is essential. Powerful gut-repairing supplements are l-glutamine, berberine, glycine, quercetin, curcumin. Marshmallow root, Mega Mucosa and aloe.

These nourish and soothe your gut cells, restore your gut’s natural mucosal lining, and maximize gut-mending fatty acid production. Other key nutrients include zinc, omega 3 fish oils, vitamin A, C, E as well as herbs.

Consider the other lifestyle choices which contribute to health condition: Sleep, exercise, and stress can all affect the GI tract as well as additional strategies to help to boost immunity and help prevent future ill-health. Balancing those activities is important to an optimal digestive tract.

Remove the bad. The goal is to get rid of things that negatively affect the GI tract such as inflammatory foods, infections, and gastric irritants like alcohol, caffeine or drugs. Inflammatory foods such as gluten, dairy, corn, soy, eggs and sugar can lead to food sensitivities.

I recommend food sensitivity testing to determine if any foods are a problem for you. Infections can be from parasites, yeast or bacteria. A comprehensive stool analysis is key to determining the levels of good bacteria as well as any infections that may be present.  Removing the infections may require treatment with herbs and anti-fungal medication/supplements.

Replace the good. Add back in the essentials for proper digestion and absorption that may have been depleted by poor diet, drugs (such as antacid medications), diseases or aging.  This includes digestive enzymes, HCL and bile acids that are required for proper digestion. Add back in the essentials for proper digestion and absorption that may have been depleted by poor diet, drugs (such as antacid medications), diseases or aging. This includes digestive enzymes, HCL and bile acids that are required for proper digestion.

Providing the nutrients necessary to help the gut repair itself is essential. Powerful gut-repairing supplements are l-glutamine, berberine, glycine, quercetin, curcumin. Marshmallow root, Mega Mucosa and aloe.

These nourish and soothe your gut cells, restore your gut’s natural mucosal lining, and maximize gut-mending fatty acid production. Other key nutrients include zinc, omega 3 fish oils, vitamin A, C, E as well as herbs.

Consider the other lifestyle choices which contribute to health condition: Sleep, exercise, and stress can all affect the GI tract as well as additional strategies to help to boost immunity and help prevent future ill-health. Balancing those activities is important to an optimal digestive tract.

Remove the bad. The goal is to get rid of things that negatively affect the GI tract such as inflammatory foods, infections, and gastric irritants like alcohol, caffeine or drugs. Inflammatory foods such as gluten, dairy, corn, soy, eggs and sugar can lead to food sensitivities.

I recommend food sensitivity testing to determine if any foods are a problem for you. Infections can be from parasites, yeast or bacteria. A comprehensive stool analysis is key to determining the levels of good bacteria as well as any infections that may be present.  Removing the infections may require treatment with herbs and anti-fungal medication/supplements.

Replace the good. Add back in the essentials for proper digestion and absorption that may have been depleted by poor diet, drugs (such as antacid medications), diseases or aging.  This includes digestive enzymes, HCL and bile acids that are required for proper digestion. Add back in the essentials for proper digestion and absorption that may have been depleted by poor diet, drugs (such as antacid medications), diseases or aging. This includes digestive enzymes, HCL and bile acids that are required for proper digestion.

Restoring beneficial bacteria to reestablish a healthy balance of good bacteria is critical.  This may be accomplished by taking a probiotic supplement and taking a prebiotic (food for the good bacteria) supplement or consuming foods high soluble fiber is important.

Consider the other lifestyle choices which contribute to health condition: Sleep, exercise, and stress can all affect the GI tract as well as additional strategies to help to boost immunity and help prevent future ill-health. Balancing those activities is important to an optimal digestive tract.

Remove the bad. The goal is to get rid of things that negatively affect the GI tract such as inflammatory foods, infections, and gastric irritants like alcohol, caffeine or drugs. Inflammatory foods such as gluten, dairy, corn, soy, eggs and sugar can lead to food sensitivities.

I recommend food sensitivity testing to determine if any foods are a problem for you. Infections can be from parasites, yeast or bacteria. A comprehensive stool analysis is key to determining the levels of good bacteria as well as any infections that may be present.  Removing the infections may require treatment with herbs and anti-fungal medication/supplements.

Replace the good. Add back in the essentials for proper digestion and absorption that may have been depleted by poor diet, drugs (such as antacid medications), diseases or aging.  This includes digestive enzymes, HCL and bile acids that are required for proper digestion. Add back in the essentials for proper digestion and absorption that may have been depleted by poor diet, drugs (such as antacid medications), diseases or aging. This includes digestive enzymes, HCL and bile acids that are required for proper digestion.

Restoring beneficial bacteria to reestablish a healthy balance of good bacteria is critical.  This may be accomplished by taking a probiotic supplement and taking a prebiotic (food for the good bacteria) supplement or consuming foods high soluble fiber is important.

Providing the nutrients necessary to help the gut repair itself is essential. Powerful gut-repairing supplements are l-glutamine, berberine, glycine, quercetin, curcumin. Marshmallow root, Mega Mucosa and aloe.

These nourish and soothe your gut cells, restore your gut’s natural mucosal lining, and maximize gut-mending fatty acid production. Other key nutrients include zinc, omega 3 fish oils, vitamin A, C, E as well as herbs.