Our intestinal flora is a complex ecosystem in which countless microorganisms work together to aid digestion and promote health. But not all bacteria are harmless - some can cause serious problems. Clostridia are one of these potentially problematic bacteria. While they are part of the natural microbiome in small numbers, overgrowth can have serious health consequences.
Many people suffer from gastrointestinal complaints. They often accept them as relatively "normal", "everyone has gastrointestinal complaints somehow" - they say. It is only when the complaints lead to a reduction in quality of life that the thought arises to see if there are any remedies that can provide relief.
Vitamin D - the sun vitamin - is only known to many as a helper for bone metabolism. You hear and read that you build it up through sun exposure and that you can get a vitamin D deficiency in winter. But vitamin D can do so much more! And that's exactly why I'm writing this article for you and for the appreciation of vitamin D!
Do you often have digestive problems, unexplained tiredness or suffer from skin problems, auto-immune disorders and inflammation? Perhaps a leaky gut is behind it - an often overlooked but widespread cause of many health complaints. A leaky gut can lead to harmful substances entering the bloodstream and polluting the body. The result: chronic inflammation, food intolerances, autoimmune diseases and even psychological symptoms. But what exactly is leaky gut, how does it develop and, above all, how can you heal it? In this article, you will learn everything you need to know about the causes, symptoms and the best strategies to improve your gut health - for more energy, well-being and a strong immune system!
Causes of bloating - Why we suffer from air in our stomachs Bloating (meteorism or flatulence) is a widespread problem and is affecting more and more people. Many speak of a "bloated belly" or a "tense belly" - regardless of the term, the fact remains that this issue is becoming increasingly relevant.
Turmeric, also known as yellow root, saffron root or yellow ginger, is much more than just an exotic spice from the Far East. The intensely yellow-orange colored root originally comes from South Asia and belongs to the ginger family. Even at first glance at the bulbous plant, the difference to the familiar ginger is striking: While ginger is light and slightly brownish, turmeric shines in a rich golden yellow - a color that is not only visually striking, but also an indication of its powerful ingredients. Turmeric has been used in Ayurvedic and traditional Chinese medicine for thousands of years - for healing, strengthening the body and cleansing from within. But what makes this root so special? And why has it come so much into focus in our country in recent years?
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is one of the most common functional diseases of the digestive system. What does this mean? Although those affected sometimes suffer from severe symptoms, conventional medicine does not identify any organic causes. Rather, the function of the intestine is disturbed. However, this does not make the diagnosis any less serious - on the contrary: irritable bowel syndrome can significantly impair quality of life.
Intestinal health plays a central role in our well-being. The gut is not only responsible for digestion, but also for a strong immune system, healthy skin and even our mental state. However, an unhealthy diet, stress, medication or environmental toxins can unbalance the intestinal flora and promote inflammation. A targeted gut cleanse can help to detoxify the gut, build up healthy gut flora and support the immune system. A holistic gut cleanse comprises seven essential steps that regenerate the gut from the ground up.
