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Currently I'm taking A Heart Booster in my Shakes, Smoothie, or added in anything I can blend it with. It supplies 0.65 grams of plant sterol esters into my diet. And, I'm introducing beets as well and I hate raw beets. The heart booster plant sterol esters are scientifically backed ingredients that help reduce cholesterol absorption, it's dairy free, gluten free, soy free and vegetarian.
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Which risk factor is responsible for more deaths around the world than any other? Not smoking. Not even high blood pressure. It's a poor diet.
A soup based on more than 50 cloves of garlic, onions, thyme and lemon will destroy almost any virus that enters its path including colds, flu and even norovirus.
Which risk factor is responsible for more deaths around the world than any other? Not smoking. Not even high blood pressure. It's a poor diet.
One of the topics that I haven’t yet addressed when it comes to a PCOS diet is the issue of Gluten. I firmly believe that we need to be gluten free and all of the meal plans and recipes that I prepare for my monthly members are free from gluten (and still taste amazing). We haven’t actually looked at why combining PCOS and gluten is not a good idea.
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Some may hear the term “probiotics” and immediately think it’s just another diet trend, but it’s certainly not a passing fad. Probiotics and gut health can play a vital role in your weight, energy, mood, and overall wellness. From fermented and cultured foods to supplements, people want to know more about probiotics and their health benefits.
Here’s what you need to know to pick the right probiotics for you.
For decades, the suffix “-biotic” was most commonly associated with antibiotics, which are prescribed to fight bacterial infections in our bodies. If you’ve ever seen a doctor for bronchitis or a sinus infection, there’s a good chance they gave you antibiotics to fight the disease.
Antibiotics have saved millions of lives by fighting dangerous bacteria. But, what about probiotics? The name implies they’re the opposite of the lifesaving medication, but they’re actually bacteria themselves — good bacteria in your gut to improve your health.
We’ve been consuming probiotics for thousands of years, but science has only recently discovered just how amazing they can be for our bodies.
Your gut microbiome is home to billions of different bacteria. Many factors determine the health of this ecosystem, but the most important is your diet. In fact, the gut is often referred to as our second brain because its health is linked to our mood, focus, and cognitive function.
The best part? Some of the most probiotic-rich foods are also the most delicious!
You might notice a pattern here: fermentation. Fermented foods and beverages are great breeding grounds for probiotic bacteria, but not all fermented foods and drinks are rich in probiotics.
A probiotic is a probiotic, right? No! There are many types of probiotics, all with names that are difficult to pronounce, and they each have a different effect on your health, depending on your diet and lifestyle. What’s in your gut can make a difference in how probiotics function, too. So, how do you choose the right probiotics for you?
If you’re trying probiotics for the first time, consider the option. a complete system to help support a better micobiome so you can feel better, live better, and continuously improve your over all health
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