Gut Dysbiosis: What is It and How to Heal Your Microbiome
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Anything that's out of balance causes a disturbance. One of the critical aspects of health that you need to keep in check is the gut microbiome. In today's episode, Dr. Jockers talks about the factors that cause an imbalance in the gut and the unpleasant changes that occur in the body when there's gut dysbiosis. He also covers the waste elimination process and why this is an essential step in maintaining balance in the microbiome. Learn the different strategies available to help address dysbiosis and heal the damages it causes.
"Gut health is so important when it comes to our ability to absorb nutrients, and when it comes to our ability to keep inflammation under control."
- Dr. David Jockers
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In This Episode:
- 3 major changes that signal when gut dysbiosis occurs and the causes behind them.
- Get acquainted with the 6 friendly bacteria you need in the body and the 7 unfriendly microbes you need to keep under control.
- Find out the right ratio for a healthy balance between good and bad bacteria (since we may never get rid of all that bad stuff, darn it.)
- The immune disorders, pathologies, and other major problems that brew due to gut dysbiosis or bad bacteria overgrowth.
- 12 warning signs that you may have a bacterial, yeast, or parasitic overgrowth – and the at-home tests that can confirm it or put your mind at ease.
- Top 4 gut-friendly nutrition strategies you can adopt RIGHT AWAY to help you achieve optimum gut health.
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