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  • CHARCOAL: Poison absorber

    Every household should have some charcoal on hand. No, not for an impromptu barbecue. For the medicine cabinet. Though it...

     

  • FOS (FructoOligoSaccharides)

    FOS (FructoOligoSaccharides)

    Dec 6, 2015 6:54

     

    The beneficial sugars For twenty-five years I’ve been warning people that long-term consumption of sugar is the surest...

     

  • Pancreatic Enzymes

    Pancreatic Enzymes

    Dec 6, 2015 6:22

    Most nutrients enter the bloodstream from the small intestine, a coil some 6 metres long with a total absorption area roughly...

     

  • DIGESTIVE AIDS: Make our food available

    Most traditional nutritionists, in surveying a person’s dietary adequacy, estimate the nutritional content of the foods...

     

  • Rescuing the Digestive Tract: Supplement Suggestions

    There are ways to support the growth of beneficial bacteria besides taking supplements. First, make sure that the yeast...

     

  • Rescuing the Digestive Tract

    Beneficial bacteria are a cornerstone of my treatments for nearly all bowel disorders, including Crohn’s disease, colitis,...

     

  • Beneficial Bacteria: Our guts true protectors

    Beneficial Bacteria: Our guts true protectors

    Dec 5, 2015 15:31

    FRIENDS ON THE INSIDE Louis Pasteur long ago theorized that having the right bacteria in the digestive tract was essential...

     

  • Digestive Aids Part 3

    FIBRE DECEPTIONS Please do not be victimized by ad campaigns for cereals, breads or other foods fortified with psyllium,...

     

  • Digestive Aids Part 2

    FIBRE: SOLUBLE AND INSOLUBLE Fibre comes in two basic forms: soluble (meaning it dissolves in water) and insoluble (it doesn’t). – Foods...

     

  • Digestive Aids Part 1

    There is a wide range of digestive aids, from the much discussed value of fibre to little-known sugars that offer special...

     
 

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