Gut Health Restoration
The digestive health of an individual is closely tied to their cognitive and brain health.
Here the Top Four Quick Facts about the Gut-Brain connection:
The bacterial population in your gut, the gut microbiota is unique to each individual. This contributes, in part, to why some people can tolerate a toxic exposure better than others. This microbiota consists of tens of trillions of microorganisms. These bacteria are acquired from our parents, through delivery through the birth canal and are affected by factors such as antibiotic use and c-section delivery.
1stThe gut-brain connection GOES BOTH WAYS: Feelings experienced by the brain such as anxiety and fear can result in digestive distress. However, research has also validated that specific bacteria in the gut can contribute to more or less emotional distress.
2ndThe microbiota of the gut can affect behavior, emotions, attention, learning and concentration. For example, one specific colony of bacteria, Lactobacillus Rhamnosus, stimulates GABA, a neurotransmitter in the brain responsible for calm and relaxation.
3thExtensive research has shown that altering bacteria in the digestive system through targeted dietary changes may help treat stress-related and neurodevelopmental disorders, including hyperactivity and autism.
4thIf you are struggling with low grade chronic brain inflammation, you must ensure that your gut is balanced, healthy and robust.
When preparing for increased stress exposures, such as surgery or anesthesia, your recovery is enhanced and your brain is protected if you support a healthy gut before and afterwards.
If you are struggling with BII, Breast Implant Illness, a healthy gut will help balance the inflammation, restore immune function and support your healing
Gut Health Restoration
Program
If you are struggling with low grade chronic brain inflammation, you must ensure that your gut is balanced, healthy and robust.
When preparing for increased stress exposures, such as surgery or anesthesia, your recovery is enhanced and your brain is protected if you support a healthy gut before and afterwards.
If you are struggling with BII, Breast Implant Illness, a healthy gut will help balance the inflammation, restore immune function and support your healing
Removing gut-stressors— bacterial overgrowth, including yeast in the GI tract by utilizing antimicrobial, antiviral, antifungal, or antiparasitic protocols and an elimination diet.
Digestive support— supplementing with specific digestive enzymes, hydrochloric acid and/or bile acids that are necessary for optimal digestion and absorption of food nutrients.
Help restore the integrity of the GI tract by providing support to heal and seal the gut lining— specific dietary guidelines and supplementation that may include zinc-carnosine, omega 3’s, antioxidants, and l-glutamine.
Help restore the integrity of the GI tract by providing support to heal and seal the gut lining— specific dietary guidelines and supplementation that may include zinc-carnosine, omega 3’s, antioxidants, and l-glutamine.
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