Understanding Your Microbiome
Your
microbiome helps control digestion and has a major
influence on your metabolism and body weight. It
also performs other functions, including supporting
the immune system and helping fight off illnesses.
Consequences of an Unhealthy Gut Biome:
Overuse of antibiotics.
Excessive alcohol consumption
Consuming too much sugar, protein or
food additives.
Accidental chemical consumption,
including pesticides.
When
your gut flora becomes imbalanced, you
may experience an overgrowth of yeast
and harmful bacteria. When your gut
flora doesn't work properly, it no
longer digests your food efficiently.
Additionally, an overgrowth of certain
"bad" gut bacteria can produce an
increase in lipopolysaccharide, which
causes inflammation that can contribute
to insulin resistance and weight gain.
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Other, more desirable species of
intestinal bacteria show promise in
reducing inflammation and thus
supporting a healthy weight.
These
symptoms can indicate other health issues as
well.
But if you experience two or more together,
you may be living
with the consequences of an unbalanced gut
biome.
The
Periodic Table Of Dis-Ease

Stress, diet and any number of external elements are
effecting your health and wellness. Your gut health
is a direct result of the elements, which in turn
affects your state of well-being. Poor gut health
can lead to:

Those
who have a well-balanced microbiome tend to have an
easier time maintaining a healthy weight.
So Try the
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Balance!

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