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Eric Bakker Naturopath » Articles » Gut and Digestive Health

The microorganisms in your digestive tract call your gut home. They assist you in breaking down food and converting nutrients into substances that your body can utilise. When they run out of food, they stop growing, so you'll only have what you need. The bacteria in your gut not only aid in digestion, but they also work throughout your body and can benefit your physical and emotional health.

Detox Side Effects

Did you know the most common side-effect from a detox is a dull headache? Read this article if you are interested in a cleanse or detox. It may save you from feeling bad for a few days!    

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Campylobacter

Food poisoning is a common and distressing problem for many people around the world today. People infected with food borne organisms may be symptom-free or may develop symptoms ranging from mild intestinal discomfort to severe dehydration, bloody diarrhoea, or in...

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Constipation: Chronic Constipation

Chronic constipation is defined as infrequent bowel movements or difficult passage of stools that can last for several weeks or longer after the initial symptoms. Constipation is defined as having less than three bowel motions each week, according to medical...

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Celiac Disease Treatment

What Is Celiac Disease? This article will explain going gluten free and the show you the eight best tips if you have been diagnosed as a celiac. We also mentioned that celiac disease (CD) is actually not quite as rare...

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Gallstones

Gallbladder Your gall bladder’s main function is to collect and concentrate bile produced by the liver that the body uses to digest fats. Think of bile a bit like you would dish-washing liquid. Have you ever tried to wash dishes...

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Gallbladder Cleanse

Gallbladder Cleanse A gallbladder cleanse is a specific protocol, including diet, aimed to prevent gallstones or address existing gallstones. Often referred to as a liver and gallbladder flush, this cleanse helps maintain the gallbladder's function of storing bile produced by...

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