Organic Acids and the Link to Yeast, Fungal and Bacterial Toxins
Organic acids are compounds produced naturally in the human body as a reflection of metabolism and various biochemical reactions. Digestive system bacteria and yeast produce their own organic acids and...
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Clostridia Bacterial Infections – More Than Just a Digestive System Problem
Clostridia difficile (C. Diff.) can cause serious digestive system symptoms and disease. This bacterium is known to trigger diarrhea, bloody stools, bowel inflammation, etc. and in some cases death. However,...
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Important Factors That Can Influence Digestive Health and Mucosal Barrier Function
Digestive health is fundamental to nutrient assimilation and absorption, mucosal immune function, and bowel detoxification. There are many things that can negatively affect digestive function such as food sensitivities, pathogen...
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Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth – Key Elements Regarding Testing and Intervention
Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO) is a chronic digestive disorder affecting millions of individuals worldwide. The problem is that conventional medicine often doesn’t lead to elimination of the disorder. This...
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