Source: 3 Signs Your Flatulence is Not Serious by Dr. Edward Group Digestive complaints are a common problem among adults. Gas, bloating, and indigestion: we’ve all experienced all of them and most of the time their presence is temporary. Flatulence, which is perhaps the most popular of gastrointestinal struggles, may occasionally be the result of a … Continue reading 3 Signs Your Flatulence is Not Serious
What the Bristol Stool Scale Tells You About Your Poop
Source: What the Bristol Stool Scale Tells You About Your Poop by Dr. Edward Group Your poop is an important indicator of how your body is running and your current health status. While using the appearance of your poop to gauge your wellness may seem strange to some, it is a medically proven way to detect an … Continue reading What the Bristol Stool Scale Tells You About Your Poop
The 4 Worst Things for Leaky Gut
Source: The 4 Worst Things for Leaky Gut by Dr. Edward Group Your gut is a semi-permeable organ; this means things can pass back and forth into your body. Sometimes, things like poor diet, stress, or toxins can lead to a condition called intestinal hyperpermeability. [1] Basically, your gut has become too permeable because of irritation, and partially undigested … Continue reading The 4 Worst Things for Leaky Gut
5 Remedies for Leaky Gut
Source: 5 Remedies for Leaky Gut by Dr. Edward Group Digestion is a complex process with many moving parts, and there are many steps along the way for something to go wrong. One of the more increasingly common disorders is a condition known as “leaky gut.” Leaky gut, otherwise known as intestinal hyperpermeability, is when perforations develop and … Continue reading 5 Remedies for Leaky Gut
Symptoms of Occasional Constipation and Natural Solutions
Source: Symptoms of Occasional Constipation and Natural Solutions by Dr. Edward Group Almost everyone has or will experience some form of constipation during their life. Signs or symptoms of occasional constipation include infrequent bowel movements, painful stools, bloating, and the need to strain to pass waste. Causes of constipation include a poor diet, dehydration, and a … Continue reading Symptoms of Occasional Constipation and Natural Solutions
Is Aspirin Safe?
Source: Is Aspirin Safe? by Dr. Edward Group Beyond its typical use as an analgesic for occasional headache, fever and body aches, aspirin is frequently recommended by doctors to help a wide range of health conditions. There is much documentation supporting the little white pill’s ability to prevent heart attack and stroke, as well as number … Continue reading Is Aspirin Safe?
The Health Benefits of Invertase
Source: The Health Benefits of Invertase by Dr. Edward Group Invertase is a carbohydrate-digesting enzyme that splits sucrose (common table sugar) into its component parts, glucose and fructose. It is generally derived from a beneficial strain of Saccharomyces cerevisiae and then purified to be used either by itself or as a part of a multi-enzyme formula. … Continue reading The Health Benefits of Invertase
The Health Benefits of Phytase
Source: The Health Benefits of Phytase by Dr. Edward Group Phytase is an enzyme that has the ability to liberate the phosphate and mineral residues from phytic acid (phytate), a compound formed during the maturation process of plant seeds and grains that is commonly found in plant-based foods. Roughly two thirds of the phosphorous present in … Continue reading The Health Benefits of Phytase
How to Combat Bloating Naturally
Source: How to Combat Bloating Naturally by Dr. Edward Group That uncomfortable feeling of your stomach being stretched to the breaking point, of your clothes fitting too tightly, and the burning nausea and cramping that accompanies bloating are all-too common issues for many people today. Pharmacy shelves are full of various bloating remedies, and doctors’ offices are packed … Continue reading How to Combat Bloating Naturally
4 Shocking Facts About Acid Reflux
Source: 4 Shocking Facts About Acid Reflux by Dr. Edward Group You probably hear a lot about acid reflux, or perhaps you suffer from it yourself. But what exactly is acid reflux? Well, right at your stomach opening is a valve called the lower esophageal sphincter (LES). Normally, the LES opens and closes as it’s supposed … Continue reading 4 Shocking Facts About Acid Reflux
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