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Gut Health Problems - October 2017

In the ninth issue of Gut Health Problems, get ready to tackle achieving a natural detox, superfood smoothies, healthy fermented foods, and more. Fall is finally here and with it comes the changing of the leaves, lots of beer for Octoberfest, and autumn themed dishes everywhere. With our tips and guides, you can avoid gut distress during this time with ease.

In the ninth issue of Gut Health Problems, get ready to tackle achieving a natural detox, superfood smoothies, healthy fermented foods, and more. Fall is finally here and with it comes the changing of the leaves, lots of beer for Octoberfest, and autumn themed dishes everywhere. With our tips and guides, you can avoid gut distress during this time with ease.

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8 HEALTHY<br />

FERMENTED FOODS<br />

by<br />

Susan Barnes<br />

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Fermented foods or foods with live good bacteria helps a lot in your digestive<br />

system. Get to know what are these various fermented foods in this article.<br />

Fermentation is<br />

a continuous<br />

living process.<br />

The living process<br />

of fermentation<br />

means that the microbes<br />

digesting those carbohydrates<br />

remain part of the food.<br />

When you see a food labeled<br />

“Live Cultures” or “Probiotic”<br />

this means there are still live<br />

bacteria present in the food.<br />

This also often means that the<br />

food will continue to ferment,<br />

albeit usually at a much<br />

slower rate, as most of the<br />

fermentable carbohydrates<br />

will have been spent.<br />

The bacteria, suspended in<br />

their feeding frenzy, are a big<br />

part of what make fermented<br />

foods healthy. The bacteria<br />

that turn milk into yogurt are<br />

of the same variety that are<br />

already within our digestive<br />

system, turning fiber into<br />

vitamins, energy, and enzymes<br />

that our body can’t produce on<br />

its own - and the lactic acid that<br />

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