Part of your body is slowly killing you…!?
Posted by Guy in Digestive Health, Nutrition & Lifestyle on 03. Jan, 2012 | 1 Comment
The reason why chronic diseases are on the rise is primarily due to our eating habits having drastically changed over a relatively short amount of time without our genes having adjusted to match our modern day diet. A diet that basically consists of acid and mucus forming foods – bound to lead to gastrointestinal [...]
10 Successful Health Tips
Posted by Guy in Digestive Health, Fatloss on 02. Jan, 2012 | No Comments
Over the past 12 years, I coached hundreds of people to improve their nutrition, perform better or readdress their health. I’ve helped hundreds lose fat, get healthy, and change their lives. The results have been incredible. To date, many kilos of fat have been lost and hundreds of lives have changed as a result. After [...]
Your Gut-Brain Connection
Posted by Guy in Digestive Health, Mood & Depression, Nutrition & Lifestyle on 15. Jun, 2011 | No Comments
Consider the fact that the gut-brain connection is recognized as a basic tenet of physiology and medicine, and that there’s no shortage of evidence of the gastrointestinal involvement in a variety of neurological diseases, well it’s easy to see how the balance of gut bacteria can play a significant role in your psychology and behavior [...]
Stomach, Virus & Bacteria Diseases Of The Mind
Posted by Guy in Digestive Health, Mood & Depression, Nutrition & Lifestyle on 15. May, 2011 | 1 Comment
Did you know that depression has many potential causes, this article brings attention to some of the less publicised possible origins that often go undetected. Bacteria, Viruses And Parasites May Cause Mental Illnesses Like Depression And Perhaps Even Autism And Anorexia by Janet Ginsburg of NEWSWEEK Olga Skipko has had the good fortune to live [...]
Learn Stomach Repair
Posted by Guy in Digestive Health, Nutrition & Lifestyle on 01. Apr, 2011 | No Comments
Mucosal Barrier Repair When mucosal barrier integrity is found to be inadequate these are the recommended steps toward correction. 1. Diagnose and treat any GI tract infections 2. Eliminate all reactive foods 3. Identify and reduce or eliminate all internal and external stressors to reduce the demand for cortisol. possible sources of high cortisol production [...]
