Photo Credit: Scienceblogs.com How would you like to snuggle up with that lovely little creature? 😀 In this second installment of revelations from our recent trip to HealthNOW Medical Center, I will be sharing more of our results from the Metametrix GI Effects Profile test. In my first post on intestinal flora I shared information […]
Healing a Leaky Gut Part 2: Parasites, Pathogenic Bacteria and Fungi/Yeast
posted on April 3, 2011 by Adventuresgfmom
Filed in: Celiac Disease, Food Allergies and Gluten Sensitivity, Healing Leaky Guts: Our Trip to HealthNOW Medical Center, Heidi, Luke, Medical Stuff, Medical Tests, Our Story, Research Articles, Sam
Tagged: Allergy e-clinic, Autoimmune Disease, Celiac Disease, Crohn's Disease, Dermatitis Herpetiformis, diaper dermatitis, Dr. Rodney Ford, EHE Coli, FOS, GI Effects Stool Profile, Giardia, Graves' Disease, Hashimoto's Thyroiditis, Healing, Health Benefits of Oregano, HealthNOW Medical Center, heminthic therapy, Hookworm, Leaky Gut, Mark's Daily Apple, Metametrix Clinical Laboratories, Miralax, Multiple Sclerosis, Non-Celiac Gluten Sensitivity, pinworm, Probiotics, psoriasis, Vitiligo
Vivagave Fiber Supplement Review
posted on March 15, 2010 by Adventuresgfmom
Did you know that we should be getting 20 – 35 grams of fiber a day and that the average American’s mean fiber intake is around 14 – 15 grams a day?? Check out this article on the importance of fiber from WebMD. 20 – 35 grams of fiber can be tough to achieve if […]
Filed in: Gluten Free Products, Kids, Product Reviews
Tagged: Basics of the Digestive System, Celiac Disease, Chobani Greek Yogurt, Chocolate Chip Cookies with Garbanzo Beans/Chickpeas, fiber supplements, Food Inc., gluten free, High-Fiber Foods for Gluten-Free Diets, How Much Fiber Do We Need?, Kids, KidsHealth, King Corn, Miralax, Sugary Cereals, Vivagave Organic Blue Agave Inulin, WebMD, What is Inulin?, Wonder Bread
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