Leaky Gut Education — Category_Reboot Starter Kit

Cancer, Candida and Alcohol The National Cancer Institute projects “1 in 3 women and 1 in 2 men will have cancer in his or her lifetime.” Everyone knows someone who's been affected by it. Many Americans have swallowed hard at the discovery of a tumor that was later surgically removed or eventually pronounced ‘benign’, yet others remain in treatment now, fighting for their lives. So, what on earth enables this often fatal disease to overcome the human race so easily?   The Big Ugly Cancer is ‘cell growth run amuck,’ or malignant transformation. It refers to any one of a...

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Epilepsy and the Microbiome For 100 years Johns Hopkins Medical Center has been treating epileptic children with a low sugar, high fat diet to stop seizures. In this post I'll unpack for you why this diet works, and why you should consider looking into the Microbiome for the root cause of Epilepsy, and experience significantly healthier brain function as a result. Epilepsy on the riseA 2017 report from Centers for Disease Control indicates the number of Americans with epilepsy is rising as population increase is falling. More than 3.4 million Americans have epilepsy. Another 200,000 new cases of epilepsy are...

New Link Uncovered With both kinds of diabetes increasing worldwide, and the US leading all other developed nations in prevalence by a long shot (30 million US of 46 million total cases worldwide), some understanding of the mechanism that creates this disease is a welcomed discovery!  Over the last 10 years, research into diabetes has found a link with intestinal permeability and gut bacteria. It turns out that the microflora in your digestive tract may play a big role in the development of diabetes. Healthy gut bacteria can nurture the lining of your digestive tract, while harmful bacteria can cause...