Author: Health Solutions
ColonEaze~Move is a stool softener that relieves constipation and improves intestinal muscle tone and peristalsis. Specially formulated to be gentle yet effective for people with sensitive gut. If you’ve read my book Listen To Your Colon, you know why soluble fiber is preferable to insoluble fiber. It helps maintain regularity, along with gentle but potent herbs (Indian sarsparilla root, artichoke leaf extract, dandelion root, haritaki) to stimulate detoxification and support the liver and kidneys (which are stressed during constipation). The majority of the soluble fiber in ColonEaze~Move comes from organic psyllium seed powder; with a smaller amount of organic psyllium…
Hello friends! Happy Friday! How are you doing? What are you up to this weekend? The Kleigers are coming to Tucson – I can’t wait!!! – for a major event and P also has her basketball tournament championship. I’m definitely looking forward to a super fun weekend. I feel like this week has gone by in the fastest blur ever. I was busy with client meetings, hosted a Revenue Rx member call about affiliate income, worked on my IHP Centurion modules, taught barre, introduced Liv to Pilates (she loves it!), and met up with a friend for a hike and…
ColonEaze~Firm is my ideal stool filler that I developed for Imix Nutrition. It relieves diarrhea by absorbing excess fluid, helping to clump/connect all those separate stool deposits, improving intestinal muscle tone and helping to regulate/balance peristalsis. ColonEaze~Firm contains sprouted organic chia seed powder and organic psyllium seed powder. It does not contain psyllium husk. Why? Because many people with sensitive guts may experience irritation if they eat a lot of psyllium husk, but psyllium seeds are fine for them (and help). These are very different parts of the plant that have different effects on the intestines – so it’s important…
Psyllium Seed Powder vs. Psyllium Seed Husk Powder: What’s the Difference? I formulated ColonEaze~Firm with only psyllium seeds and ColonEaze~Move with a beneficial psyllium seed to psyllium husk ratio of 2:1. Why is this important and what is the difference between psyllium seed powder and psyllium husk powder? This document explains the key differences and the benefits of each. I have picked out the most important points for you here: “The anaerobic fermentation of the soluble non-starch polysaccharides from psyllium seeds leads to the production of the short-chain fatty acids acetate, propionate and butyrate in the intestine. Psyllium husks only…
I developed MucosaCalm over 20 years ago to support the healing of the mucosa throughout the gastrointestinal tract. It offers excellent results humiliating And Mucus activity for damaged tissue. I originally developed this formula because I couldn’t find a formula with the ingredients I wanted and without irritating ingredients. For example, people with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) often react poorly to common additives such as betaine HCL, which can trigger sporadic intestinal bleeding. That’s why I created this supplement using organic or wild-grown, non-triggering herbs and extracts. Every ingredient has been carefully selected support the intestinal mucosarelieve inflammation and promote…