Improvement Digestion

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“Every human being
is the author of his own health or disease”

Buddha


Before discussion the food we need to discuss digestion. We need to improve digestion because no matter what you eat, but if you are not able to digest food, it really doesn’t matter if you eat good food. The digestive system is the root of health.

How many times have you finished eating and feel like your food just sits in your gut? You feel bloated. You get heartburn. Overall, you just feel terrible because the food that tasted so good in your mouth is now causing you tons of grief in your stomach. And it is happening over and over in your life. I know you are sick and tired of taking antacids or medications that lead to problems down the road. You know there has to be an answer to your digestive problems, but you just don’t know where to turn.

Most people do not understand that digestion is absolutely the foundation of our health. Digestive problems cause havoc over your entire body. Because of the way our bodies are connected, inflammation in the gut can eventually lead to weight problems, early aging, hormone imbalance, allergies, arthritis, autoimmune disease, rashes, acne, autism, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, mood disorders, dementia, cancer and more. So having a healthy gut means more to you than just being annoyed by a little bloating, diarrhea, constipation, or heartburn! It is central to your entire health. It is connected to everything that happens in your body.

In the United States, at least 70 million people experience digestive disorders. Many more don’t know that their unlikely symptoms may also be related to trouble in their GI tracts. People with digestive problems are often so accustomed to stomach issues that they don’t realize how much better they could feel. They may have learned to live with the discomfort and think that’s just how it’s supposed to be.


We'll provide valuable information in great details

about 3 important and necessary steps

to improve digestion in order to use

the Whole Food Diet successfully.