What You Need to Know About Probiotics

What You Need to Know About Probiotics

Top quality probiotic supplementation is an integral part of healing the root cause of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) or irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), and then maintaining ongoing health. Symptoms that can be helped or resolved using probiotic therapy include heartburn, gas, bloating, constipation, diarrhea, excess mucous, intestinal spasms or cramping, ulceration and inflammation.

Probiotic therapy benefits people with IBD and IBS in many ways. If you get too many â€œbadâ€ bacteria in your gut and not enough â€œgoodâ€ bacteria, the bad bacteria (and other pathogenic microorganisms like yeast, fungi, parasites, etc.) will degrade the mucosal lining of your intestine, and even penetrate through the intestinal wall. Aside from resulting in an increase of mucous, inflammation, ulceration and bleeding, this will also result in undigested particles of food passing directly into your bloodstream - where they are perceived as allergens and trigger an immune response.

Repopulating your bacterial flora to contain predominantly good bacteria (via probiotic supplementation) will result in a drastic reduction - if not elimination - of many harmful pathogens like yeast, fungus, mold, parasites, viruses and bad bacteria from your gut environment. The good bacteria will also form a protective coating of your mucosal cell lining (gut biofilm) and produce B vitamins and digestive enzymes. Gradually, proper digestion and absorption of nutrients will be restored.

In What You Need to Know About Probiotics, colon and bowel syndrome expert Jini Patel Thompson shows you how to choose a potent probiotic - one that is capable of colonizing your gut and â€œsticking toâ€ the intestinal wall. She also explains how to take probiotics (depending on whether you tend towards constipation or diarrhea), and how much you need to take to see significant results. She also discusses issues like the Herxheimer Effect and intolerance to bacteria.

This informative eBook also includes Jini's interview with the recognized probiotics expert Natasha Trenev - whose probiotics standards were read into congressional record, and are largely considered the industry standard. It also includes an article by guest author Dr. Cora Rivard in which she explains what to look for on the label of a probiotics supplement, and helps you to understand probiotic regulation in the U.S.
Country USA
Manufacturer Caramal Publishing
Binding Kindle Edition
ReleaseDate 2013-06-12
Format Kindle eBook

Country	USA
Manufacturer	Caramal Publishing
Binding	Kindle Edition
ReleaseDate	2013-06-12
Format	Kindle eBook

What You Need to Know About Probiotics

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