Imbalances of the Gut Flora in the GI Tract…or Dysbiosis

Written on April 25th, 2011 by Keesha Ewers in Cancer, Chronic Fatigue, Colon Hydrotherapy, Detoxification, Diet and Nutrition, Digestion, Digestive Enzymes, General Health, Gut Dysbiosis, Lab Testing, Liver Health, Probiotics, Stress

Dysbiosis is a fancy word for any imbalance of your gut microflora. When your microflora is disturbed in any way (too few good or too many bad), you are vulnerable to a host of GI disturbances. Dysbiosis can also be used to describe other, non-bacterial growth in the gut, such as organisms like yeast, parasites [...]

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The Pillars of Gastro-Intestinal Health

Written on April 5th, 2011 by Keesha Ewers in Anti-aging, Cancer, Colon Hydrotherapy, Constipation, Detoxification, Digestion, Digestive Enzymes, Fatigue, Food Allergies, Gall bladder, General Health, Gut Dysbiosis, Lab Testing, Liver Health, Probiotics, Stress, Weight

The GI tract has a surface area 200 times greater than our skin and is exposed to the external environment via the food we eat. Within your lifetime, you will consume between 30-50 tons of food. All of this food is part of the external and potentially harmful environment. It is the responsibility of the [...]

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