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When your gut is healthy and aligned with your brain, you can prevent unwanted diseases, stress, and other mental health issues. Keep your gut microbiome in the best condition through eating nutrient-dense, synbiotic food.

The gut wall suffers if the protective bacterial turf is damaged.   How does the beneficial bacteria protect the wall?  In addressing  intestinal ...

  : Microbiome’s impact on brain, gut and immune system.  Taken from videos of Kiran Krishnan     Bacteria have been here well before we ...

Taken From Dr Campbell-McBride’s writings   What is Atherosclerosis? Atherosclerosis is an inflammatory condition. From the beginning to the very ...

  We humans cannot live without Cholesterol       Taken from writings of Dr Natasha Campbelle-McBride     Our bodies are made up of billions o...

We can heal by thought alone.. What is the science behind that? If people understand  the what and the why of things, then the how gets easier b...

What is a stem cell biology? When you look into the mirror in the mornings and look at yourself, it is an illusion to think that you are one ...

“Attention deficit disorder with hyperactivity and without it (ADHD/ADD), dyspraxia (extreme clumsiness), dyslexia, various behavioral and learn...

“The primary seat of mental disorder generally is in the region of the stomach and intestines.” And yet the last thing a modern psychiatrist would pay attention to is the patient’s digestive system. Medical history has plenty of examples, where severe psychiatric conditions were cured by simply ‘cleaning out’ the patient’s gut. A renowned Japanese professor, Kazudzo Nishi, has estimated that at least one in ten psychiatric conditions is due to self intoxication coming from the bowel.

  1. Nutrient dense food and a beneficial gut flora. “A well-functioning gut with healthy gut flora holds the roots of our health.” - Dr. Natasha ...

  We are continually wearing ourselves out and having to make new cells: - Our Macula is 48 hours old. - The lining of our gut is 3 weeks old. ...