Leaky Gut Education — Category_Reboot Starter Kit

Do you have uncomfortable gas and bloating that doesn't go away? If you're done feeling burpy, gassy, crampy or bloated after meals this blog's for you! There IS something more to the story than popular health blogs are talking about, and it ISN'T coming from talking while you eat, or drinking through a straw, or chewing gum too often. But it IS coming from your gut, and once you see the problem, that bubbly afterparty in your belly just makes sense. You'll learn the hidden cause AND 5 simple actions you can take right away to bring peace and calm...

How does Leaky Gut create heart problems? It's been a long held belief that a little bit of wine is good for the body, but a significant study in 2014 says otherwise. After following 80,000 Swedish citizens over a ten year period and noting their drinking habits, this study indicates that even in moderation, alcohol may be hard on your heart. In fact, having as little as one or two alcoholic drinks each day may increase your risk for atrial fibrillation (Afib).   "The most common abnormal heart rhythm, Afib causes symptoms including lack of energy, dizziness, shortness of breath,...

How Leaky Gut Lowers Testosterone Levels Q&A: I've had symptoms of pounding heart, fatigue and low testosterone for about a year after a strong course of antibiotics. After a parasite test, we detected Blasto and managed to successfully treat it. My fatigue has stopped which is a huge relief however low testosterone and constant pounding heart remains. Would appreciate any further insight you may have on how leaky gut lowers testosterone levels and how it leads to the pounding heart symptoms. Kyle, Queensland Australia 2 major ways Leaky Gut lowers Testosterone ANSWER: There are at least 2 ways your hormones are...

Microbiome Manipulates Host A TED talk by microbiologist Bonnie Bassler describes the symbiotic relationship between the Australian Bobtail Squid and a tiny incandescent bacteria that lights up at night. As her team of scientists dove deeper into their relationship, two freaky notions were uncovered. One, we too are made up of trillions of microbes at a 10 to 1 ratio with our own human cells. And Two, these microbes communicate with eachother using a chemical language that actually enables them to coordinate defenses and mount attacks on the host based on a community vote. If that doesn't make you a...