As a digestive health company, we speak about the process of digestion A LOT. In my opinion, it’s essential for any health professional to know in addition to being useful for the average person who simply wants to know how their body works. Nobody is going to teach you otherwise! This topic of conversation has always fallen flat after we get PAST digestion to the absorption process which is arguably the whole point of speaking about digestion. We digest the food we eat to nourish our bodies, so today we are going to explore the process of WHAT happens with...
Explore the powerful connection between digestive health and immune function. Specific probiotics help modulate immune activity, promote balance and enhance immune support . Systemic and digestive enzymes play critical roles in reducing physiological burden—helping to break down dietary proteins, support efficient nutrient utilization, and decrease immune system workload.
Last month we introduced a new take on something we hang our hats on; our philosophy on the complete picture of the gut microbiome and how to approach it with our supplement line. Prebiotics was an amazing way to start off because prebiotics (SunFiber®, TruFiber®) are the life-supporting food that our microbes need to thrive but today we are shifting to the natural phase 2 of this series with the very thing that started it all for the company; probiotics. There is a saying that goes; “when you change the way you look at things, the things you look at...
For better and NEVER for worse, the gut as a focal point of health and wellness is here to stay. I think the only challenge facing the practitioner or consumer in this context is the SHEER amount of information that is either conflicting (one claim vs another) or excessively complex for its own sake. Health information should be digestible (pun intended), and health advice should be actionable. This is why I want to start this 3-part series on the gut as an ecosystem with the very logical and appropriate focus of prebiotics. Prebiotics, as a term, has a root definition...