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When appropriately cared for, our bodies are intrinsically complex, self-healing machines. All of our critical biological processes function together cohesively to keep us safe, happy, and healthy. Poor gut health, however, throws a wrench into these plans.
Studies show that poor gut health is linked to poor mental health and slow wound healing is linked to a poorly functioning liver. Considering that poor liver function can be an unintended side effect of poor gut health – which then causes dysregulated hormones and an inability to rid the body of dangerous toxins – the body goes from hero to hot mess real quick and is primed for a host of diseases.
Aging brings with it many health-related challenges which is why making consistent health-conscious choices – like healthy eating, daily exercise, stress management, and healing from past trauma – is mission critical to longevity. But this all arguably rests on good gut health.
But what is gut health and how does it impact the body? Common causes of poor gut health – which causes symptoms like upset stomach, gas, constipation, heartburn, unexplained weight changes, and more – are:
But a healthy gut supports a strong immune system, promotes brain and heart health, stabilizes mood and energy levels, and supports restful sleep.
Lifestyle choices are the cornerstone of health and wellness. You have the power to make choices that can play a big part in how you feel and look. Some ways you can easily can improve gut health are:
Contact us today for a free consultation and achieve lasting results that will radiate from the inside out.
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