Gut Microbiota And Cortisol
Can an imbalanced digestive system increase cortisol levels to become chronic inflammation? What are the effects gut microbiota has on cortisol levels?
If you are wanting to be in the most optimal health, you must know the importance of giving your gut microbiota the tools it needs to combat the constant cortisol production in our bodies that the standard American diet and lifestyle produces. Ultimately, it needs to have the tools to reduce chronic inflammation.
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Whole Foods Eliminate Waste By Reducing Stress
Do the added ingredients in foods affect your bowel movements? It's why we should look into eating whole foods for eliminate waste products in our body.
If you eat a significant amount of processed foods and have been consuming them for any length of time, you might be surprised to find out that many of those foods and the ingredients found in them have not been kind to your digestive system. In fact, they might be slowly deteriorating your body's ability to eliminate waste and toxins from your intestines. 
What is the best way to explain the connection between gut bacteria and mental health? Does it have to do with sugar and why sugar is bad for your brain?
I think it's important to address what I believe is common sense when it comes to looking at how your nutrition affects your brain. Now, if your brain is lacking of good-quality nutrition, or free radicals or damaging inflammatory cells are floating around there in that cranial space of yours, can't you see how there might be an increase in brain tissue that's degrading? That seems like common sense, right? And what's fascinating is that for several years, there has been very little research that attempts to look at the ways foods affect moods and vice versa. 
How To Lower High Blood Sugar Fast Without Insulin
Why is it that the gut microbiome can improve blood sugar. When it comes to type 2 diabetes especially, better regulated blood sugar can be explained with gut health. It's important to know the correlation between blood sugar and more specifically type 2 diabetes, and then in turn, use the health and strength of our gut to resolve the issue.
When you have high insulin levels, is that a symptom of something related to your diet? For example, does your blood sugar spike after eating?
The biggest questions related to your health come from the body's reaction to sugars, and I have found that fake sugars make brain health worse. The more sugar you eat, the greater the chance of brain fog and the greater chance that there is a resistance to sugar. Ultimately, we have to focus on finding a cure for insulin resistance cure. This podcast addresses it.
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Mental Power Digestion
Is there a connection between your gut and your brain? Is the brain or the gut more powerful? Knowing which has the power to control what you eat is the key to resolving any health or digestion related issues you may have.
What part of your body is more powerful in determining what you eat, you brain or your gut? I'm going to use an illustration to prove my point. But let's say you've got that 3:00 pm crashing and you start to feel lethargic and your mind's saying, "Hey we need some food, food, food," and you start thinking about all those specific foods. But let's say you go pick out some potato chips, some sour cream and onion. You take that back to your desk, all the sudden you eat it. You feel, "Oh, that's great. And then about 10 minutes later you feel like you're hungry again. 
Why Oatmeal Is Bad
One of the most beloved breakfast foods is oatmeal. Unfortunately, most people have a bit of a misconception when it comes to eating it, and whether it is truly healthy for us. Are you the type that can eat your oatmeal simply plain? Or do you like you oatmeal with all the fixings creating your ultimate culinary masterpiece. The difference can tell a lot about your health. To listen to or download the rest of this podcast, follow the link. In this 4 minute episode of Gut Check, I discuss whether it can be beneficial for you. In addition, I give you a way to figure out whether you have a sugar addiction by taking this simple test.
How To Know If You Are Overweight?
Are you overweight? Is that too blunt of a question? How about whether you know if your body is inflamed and responding with added weight gain, or maybe someone you know has a weight problem and you think they might be obese with a significant chance of future health problems. What actually does it mean to be overweight?
Being at risk of obesity is a concern for many Americans as they age. But there is one key component of this possible health problem that most people don't even consider. In this week's podcast, I tackle some common issues associated with being overweight and whether or not you might be on the path to obesity. To listen to or download this podcast episode, follow the link. 
What Really Causes Candida?
What is Candida or what is a yeast infection? Is Candida bad and what causes an overgrowth of it?
Candida Albicans is the most common type of yeast infection found in the mouth, intestinal tract and vagina, and it may affect skin and other mucous membranes. If the immune system is functioning optimally, this type of yeast infection is rarely serious. However, if left unchecked, it breaks down the walls of the intestinal lining and penetrates into the bloodstream, ultimately causing leaky gut syndrome and can affect everyone. In this episode of my podcast, I discuss why yeast infections are a result of something getting out of control that most people eat everyday. In fact, yeast infections are not just a woman's problem. If you want to eliminate future health problems with this yeast in your body, it's important to know the facts. To listen or download this podcast, follow the link to read more. |
