Are you bothered by a digestive order such as Crohn’s disease or Celiac?
If you said “yes” to either of these, then I invite you to discover the latest natural treatment options and lifestyle recommendations from the new issue of Home Cures That Work on Crohn’s disease.
A bout of abdominal pain, gas, diarrhea, cramps or bleeding can ruin your day in a hurry. None of the conventional medical treatments or drugs are able to cure the problem, …
“You need more fiber.” We’ve all heard it before, from the doctor, from a concerned friend. But they’ve all said it for good reason! Fiber is critical for your entire body to work properly. From digestion to blood sugar, your body needs it.
First and foremost, fiber is needed to regulate bowel movements, an important indicator of how well your body is running. It also lowers your risk of developing hemorrhoids and diverticulitis.
A diet full of fiber will help…
In a dirty, crowded world where germs are outsmarting drugs by leaps and bounds and our health care options may or may not be mired in red tape for years, we’re being forced to face feces. Which is kind of a good thing. They’re the ID cards our bodies issue, charting with terrifying accuracy. So, how do we ensure a healthy gut?
HOME CURES THAT WORK HEADLINES – July 2013 Understanding A Healthy Stool and How to Prevent Constipation Good …
by Jessica Sanders
You see loaves of sprouted bread in the aisles, and maybe you even buy it because of its associated health benefits – but is it worth the extra cash? And just exactly what are those benefits of sprouted grain products?
Sprouting, the process of germinating seeds to be eaten raw or cooked, was popular in the 1970s. And still, to this day, many health professionals believe that sprouted benefits run the gamut from better blood sugar …
Heartburn? Constipation? Diarrhea? Gas?
Now you can stop learning how to “live with” these chronic digestive conditions… and start learning how to CURE them!
Because when something goes wrong with your digestion, you’re not only in misery, your overall health may be at risk, too.
The bad news is that between 60 to 70 million Americans are affected by digestive diseases, according to a recent statistic from the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
Your immune…
