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Gut Health Problems - September 2017

In the eighth issue of Gut Health Problems, we have an overview of the vast benefits of probiotics, a checklist of foods rich in zinc, an intro to determining if you have fiber deficiency, and more. Intestinal discomfort, whether chronic or occasional, is something worth taking the time to prevent. And while we all have those foods that give us problems, you may actually be able to make a change that makes a bigger difference than you ever imagined.

In the eighth issue of Gut Health Problems, we have an overview of the vast benefits of probiotics, a checklist of foods rich in zinc, an intro to determining if you have fiber deficiency, and more. Intestinal discomfort, whether chronic or occasional, is something worth taking the time to prevent. And while we all have those foods that give us problems, you may actually be able to make a change that makes a bigger difference than you ever imagined.

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It’s important to know that if there<br />

is impairment of digestion, the food<br />

being eaten is not getting broken down<br />

appropriately or properly absorbed.<br />

Digestion is the way that the human body<br />

ingests food internally and then turns it<br />

into something usable, such as nutrients<br />

and energy. In a lot of the world’s healing<br />

modalities, it’s actually believed that<br />

digestive problems are at the very center<br />

of every other health condition. If you want<br />

to help your child’s digestion and enhance<br />

their body’s accessibility of nutrition, then<br />

keep reading to learn 5 ways how you can<br />

do it in the following paragraphs:<br />

1<br />

EATING MINDLESSLY<br />

Given the billion distractions the<br />

modern world drops on you, is it any<br />

shock when you realize your kids are<br />

eating food while playing on a video game<br />

console, surfing the Internet, or watching<br />

TV? The human body isn’t primed for<br />

digestion when distracted like this. If a<br />

body is stressed, then it diverts energy<br />

from digestion and more towards a fightor-flight<br />

state of heightened readiness.<br />

Families with children, and honestly even<br />

those without, should practice the art<br />

of eating mindfully at meal time. This<br />

particular habit helps the human body<br />

digest food well. When used in conjunction<br />

with dietary moderation, the digestive<br />

system winds up having a chance to<br />

recover from any work it has to do.<br />

2<br />

BINGING PROCESSED FOODS<br />

Fast foods and packaged foods are<br />

all processed foods, and they need to be<br />

cut out from all your children’s diets if they<br />

have digestive issues. Such foods often<br />

contain plentiful and harmful substances<br />

that interfere with good digestions, such<br />

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