Bloemfontein Course -September 2024
On the 2nd, 3rd and 4th of September I was priviledged to teach the NADA SA Acupuncture Detoxification Practitioner course at the Motseng Guesthouse conference room.
Read More> Step 1: Eliminate the Cause(s)Getting rid of the causes of your illness can be done through the elimination of certain food items, such as those that can trigger gut permeation and promote the imbalance of beneficial bacteria in the small intestine. A simple IgA and IgG food sensitivity test can help you identify which foods to avoid.
> Step 2: Digest at Your BestThe first step in digestion is to break down your food so that it can be accessed by the body. If you can't easily digest the food that you eat, it can cause inflammation and discomfort in your gut. Another important step that you can take to improve your digestion is to chew thoroughly and avoid eating too much carbohydrates. This will help prevent the body from absorbing nutrients efficiently.
> Step 3: Assess Your StressStudies have shown that stress can increase the likelihood of developing leaky gut. Besides avoiding certain food products, taking supplements, and engaging in regular exercise, it's also important to address the various factors that can cause this issue. One of the most effective ways to reduce stress is by taking part in meditation and mindfulness. These activities can help improve the body's ability to heal itself.
> Step 4: Ingest the SolutionCurrently, there is a lot of research being conducted on the effects of certain nutrients on the development and functioning of intestinal cells. One of these is L-glutamine, which is an important fuel for the small intestine. We combine this with other anti-inflammatory herbs such as quercetin, DGL, and slippery elm to support a natural healing process. We also add MSM, which is an important component of the healing process, as well as zinc, which is needed for healthy intestinal lining cells. Colostrum helps promote healing of the intestines. These nutrients can be taken as a part of a diet to help support the proper functioning of the small intestine.
> Step 5: Optimize Healthy BacteriaThere are many possible scenarios that can lead to the breakdown of the healthy bacteria living in your large intestine. For instance, you could have taken antibiotics to kill the harmful bacteria, or you could have accidentally allowed yeast to grow in its place. Or, you might have over-cooked certain fermented food products, such as yogurt, kombucha, and sauerkraut, which can lead to the development of a bacterial imbalance.
Having a healthy balance of bacteria in your gut is very important to maintain a healthy body. Unfortunately, maintaining a healthy intestinal lining is also very important to ensure that the best bacteria can thrive. Treating leaky gut and improving digestion are two of the most common steps that can be taken to improve the health of your gut.
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On the 2nd, 3rd and 4th of September I was priviledged to teach the NADA SA Acupuncture Detoxification Practitioner course at the Motseng Guesthouse conference room.
Read MoreThe next face to face NADA SA Acupuncture Detoxification Practitioner course will be held:When : The 30th, 31st August and 1st September 2024 from 9am until 4pm on all 3 days Where : At 123a Eccleston Crescent, Bryanston Cost : R5999 per personWhat’s included: 30 Day Money Back GuaranteeSEE ALSO >>> The Revolutionary History Behind This Internationally
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