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Healthy digestion is the key to looking and feeling your best every day. Though
we often overlook an occasional bout of constipation, diarrhea or even heartburn,
such conditions can lead to more serious problems if not addressed. The following
information below outlines common digestive disorders and why they occur, signs
and symptoms of each and the natural solutions that can help you relieve your discomfort
so you can enjoy the vibrant health you deserve.
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Candidiasis is a condition in which Candida
albicans, a common form of digestive yeast, grows out of control and causes infection.
Candida albicans are the most common digestive yeast and can become problematic
in the body when they proliferate.
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Constipation occurs when an individual experiences
fewer than 2 to 3 healthy bowel movements daily. Essentially, if your bowel movements
occur less frequently than your food intake, you are suffering from constipation.
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Heartburn is a burning sensation in the chest
behind the breastbone or lower esophagus. It is caused by the reflux of stomach
contents (including hydrochloric acid) into the lower portion of the esophagus.
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Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) involves intestinal
dysfunction without physiological abnormalities. Although the exact cause of IBS
is unknown, there seems to be an underlying abnormality with regard to the contractions
of the bowel.
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Diarrhea occurs when the stool is too quickly
eliminated from the body and there is insufficient time for water to be absorbed
back into the body. The result is that the stool retains water and becomes runny.
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Leaky Gut Syndrome is a name given to a very
common disorder in which the main defect is an increasingly porous intestinal lining.
With leaky gut, the intestinal lining becomes inflamed, irritated, and very porous,
thus allowing toxic material, bacteria, and undigested food particles to enter the
bloodstream.
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A parasite is an organism that lives off another
organism. Parasites living inside the human body will feed off our cells, the food
we eat, the supplements we take, and our energy.
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