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    The WOW Files: Incredible Video Shows You The 4 Foods That Are Destroying The Balance In Your Gut

    Brent LambertBy Updated:No Comments0 Views
    E.coli bacteria. Coloured scanning electron micrograph of the rod-shaped, Gram-negative bacteria, Escherichia coli, commonly known as E. coli. These bacteria are normal inhabitants of the human intestine (also animal intestines) and are usually harmless. Under certain conditions E. coli may increase in number and cause infection. Serotypes of E. coli are responsible for gastro- enteritis in children, particularly in tropical countries. In adults it is the cause of "traveller's diarrhoea"; and of 80% of all urinary tract infections. It is also the organism most used in genetic studies. Magnification: x3,000 at 6x7cm, x1,500 at 35mm size. x10,000 at 8x10"

    Here at FEELguide I’ve been writing about the importance of a healthy gut for quite some time. An unhealthy gut — otherwise known as a “leaky gut” — can manifest in a vast number of ways including: eczema, indigestion, obesity, autism, anxiety, depression, brain fog, constantly getting sick, and the list goes on and on and on. The good news, however, is that it doesn’t take long to rebuild your gut. All you have to do is introduce the right foods, remove the wrong ones, and you can restore order to your gut and bring and end to the perpetual civil war going on in your intestines. One person who understands this more than most others is Dr. Cary Nelson of Probiotic America. If you want to dive into the endlessly fascinating science of the healthy gut (which scientists now refer to as “your second brain” because of the enormous impact it has on your behavior and mood) just press play on the first video below. I’ve also attached some of my favorite posts related to healthy gut bacteria below. (Photo courtesy of ED Bites)

    SEE ALSO: Anxiety, Depression & Autism 100% Linked To Gut-Brain Axis And An Abnormal Microbiome In Intestines
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