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Can Taking Too Many Probiotics Harm Your Gut? Join me and Natasha Trenev, founder of Natren and a world-renowned expert on probiotics, cultivation and fermentation, as we continue to answer probiotic questions from my LTYG readers! Download my FREE eBook on Everything You Need to Know About Probiotics. Buy sodium probiotics here. Jini Patel Thompson is an internationally recognized expert in natural digestive disease healing. She healed herself from the widespread Crohn’s disease and has been drug and surgery free for over 20 years. Appeared on numerous podcast, television and radio shows in the US, UK, Canada and Australia, Jini…
Join me and Tami Hay, author of EarthGut: The Story of Peace, Love, Microbes, as we share our experiences with prebiotics and probiotics. I’m also talking about my probiotic retention enema, which delivers very high-dose probiotics straight to your colon (and the lower part of your ileum) and can deliver dramatic healing results. As the name suggests, this isn’t a cleansing or flushing enema, but rather an implant or retention enema – the goal of which is to hold the mixture in your colon until the fluid is completely absorbed. 0:38 – Buy all Natren brand probiotics 5:17 – Jini’s…
Here’s another gut-friendly recipe for you! Slightly modified from the recipe from The Real Simple Good Life, this egg salad is quick, easy, and very nutritious! The best part? It’s also paleo, keto, gluten-free, and completely dairy-free! There is no mayo in this recipe that can be a trigger for IBD sufferers, but I promise you – the egg salad is still creamy and DELICIOUS. You can have this for yourself as a quick lunch, but it’s great for the kids too! Gut-friendly egg salad Ingredients for 2 servings: 6 hard-boiled eggs 3/4 cup celery (this one is high in…
Is it more beneficial to switch probiotic strains? Join me and Natasha Trenev, Founder of Natren Probiotics, as we continue to answer probiotic questions from our LTYG readers. Our reader asks: “Some naturopaths say it’s best to switch to probiotics. What do you think of the need to switch to a different type from time to time? ” . Download my FREE eBook on Everything You Need to Know About Probiotics.Buy sodium probiotics here. Jini Patel Thompson is an internationally recognized expert in naturopathic treatments for digestive diseases. She healed herself from the widespread Crohn’s disease and has been drug…
If you are taking an antibiotic, you can either wait for treatment to finish before starting probiotic supplementation, or you can take probiotics during antibiotic treatment. WHY should you take probiotics during or after antibiotic treatment? Because nature abhors a vacuum! This means that once bacteria have been cleared from your gut, the risk of secondary or opportunistic infection is greatly increased. If you take probiotics during antibiotic treatment, the probiotics will help further encourage the leakage of unwanted bacteria from your gut, while inhibiting the overgrowth of yeasts, fungi, and parasites that can thrive in the absence of good…