Gut Health Problems March 2018
In the March 2018 issue of Gut Health Problems, learn essential steps to an effective pretox, vitamin-rich superfoods, tricks to cure an overactive bladder, and more. We hope February was a great month for you, as it was for our team. With spring on the horizon, there's a whole new season of food and activity for you to enjoy - hopefully gut problem free!
In the March 2018 issue of Gut Health Problems, learn essential steps to an effective pretox, vitamin-rich superfoods, tricks to cure an overactive bladder, and more. We hope February was a great month for you, as it was for our team. With spring on the horizon, there's a whole new season of food and activity for you to enjoy - hopefully gut problem free!
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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR<br />
Issue 14<br />
MARCH <strong>2018</strong><br />
Editor<br />
Susan Barnes<br />
Writer<br />
Michael Hall<br />
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Nyvia Ross<br />
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Michael Juanson<br />
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Welcome to the <strong>March</strong> <strong>2018</strong> issue<br />
of <strong>Gut</strong> <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Problems</strong>! We hope<br />
February was a great month for you,<br />
as it was for our team. With spring<br />
on the horizon, there’s a whole new<br />
season of food and activity for you to<br />
enjoy - hopefully gut problem free!<br />
In the last issue, you learned easy<br />
tips to relieve constipation, healthy<br />
foods to end unhealthy cravings,<br />
natural remedies to water retention<br />
and bloating, and more. We covered<br />
frequently asked questions about<br />
fiber, cancer-causing snacks to avoid<br />
giving to your kids, and practical<br />
approaches to dining out GMOfree.<br />
In this issue, learn essential<br />
steps to an effective pretox, vitaminrich<br />
superfoods, tricks to cure an<br />
overactive bladder, and more.<br />
Your gut health should be important<br />
to you all year long, not just during<br />
the holidays or when you know you’ll<br />
be eating certain foods. Whether<br />
you’re a lover of barbecue or are a<br />
full vegan, there are steps to take<br />
to make sure your body is getting<br />
what it needs to be healthy, and to<br />
not be a nuisance to you. Thanks for<br />
reading, and don’t forget to check<br />
out our next issue!<br />
Regards,<br />
Susan Barnes<br />
SUSAN BARNES<br />
Editor<br />
<strong>Gut</strong> <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Problems</strong> Magazine<br />
<strong>March</strong> <strong>2018</strong> 7
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