I did. In fact, two different times my intestines harbored harmful bacteria. The symptoms of both infections were minor—belching and craving carbs. No gastrointestinal distress occurred. So how does a person know if they have a bug in their gut? Stool tests diagnose unfriendly microbes. Have you ever had a stool test? Most people have … Read more
Many grocery store items such as yogurt, ketchup, salad dressings, cereals, soups, and drinks contain hidden sources of sugar. Even nut butters may have sugar added to them. Why? Because food manufacturers want us to buy more of their products. As consumers we need to understand the food industry ploys. Be sure to check … Read more
I (Susan Neal) combated a health crisis at forty-nine. In November of that year, I had a crown placed on a tooth. Little did I know how that would mark the beginning of losing my good health. Ultimately, over the next nine months, this tooth abscessed and poisoned my body, resulting in ten different medical … Read more
For centuries, people flourished by consuming bread, however, wheat is not the same today as it was a century ago. Did you know a slice of bread will raise your blood-sugar level higher than a teaspoon of sugar? What caused celiac disease to increase by 400 percent in the past sixty years? Let’s find … Read more
An entire world exists inside the lining of your digestive tract. Two of the primary microorganisms that live there are probiotics and a yeast called Candida. God created us so that there is a perfect balance between these microbes so they live harmoniously in our guts. Unfortunately, there are many products in our foods that … Read more