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YOUR TOXIC GUT & WHY

Many of us think our gut is just to digest food.

Our GI tract is actually MUCH more than a digestion center; in fact, it is quite literally a second brain as well as being “home” to 80% of our immune system.

Within the gut resides roughly 100 TRILLION living bacteria(1)...
That’s more than 10 times the number of cells we have in our bodies – and maintaining the ideal ratio of good bacteria (known as probiotics) to bad bacteria is absolutely essential to protect our health.

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Are you experiencing some of the more advanced signs that your intestinal bacterial balance is beginning to spin out of control?

  • Gas and bloating
  • Constipation
  • Diarrhea
  • Acid reflux
  • Skin problems
  • Overall sickness
  • Headaches
  • Urinary tract infections
  • Trouble sleeping
  • An inability to lose weight
  • Sugar cravings

The ideal healthy ratio of “good” to “bad” bacteria is 85% to 15%, or 9 to 1.

But due to lifestyle and environmental factors, most of us are severely lacking when it comes to good probiotic bacteria and our “gut flora ratio” is completely out of whack.

Lifestyle and environmental factors include exposure to:

  • Sugar
  • Artificial sweeteners of anykind found in “diet”
  • Beverages and food items, chewing gum, and even toothpaste
  • Processed foods
  • Chlorinated water
  • Pollution
  • Antacids
  • Laxatives
  • Alcoholic beverages
  • Agricultural chemicals and pesticides
  • Antibiotics in medications, meat and dairy products

 

So unless we maintain a 100% organic diet, completely avoid all sugar, and only consume the purest of air at all times, it is almost certain that our gut flora balance is instable and we need to do something about it on a daily basis.

Can we really afford to neglect our gastrointestinal health much longer?

THE SOLUTION: FiBest™, probiotics and magnesium in Dr. Ho Cleanse™!

1. Brett Hall R.D. - How to Quickly Elminate Toxic Belly Bugs From Your Gut http://toxicbellybugfix.com/eliminate-belly-bugs/