Healthy Me

[...] As the name suggests, the digestive system is made up of the whole tract which begins from the mouth and ends in the anus. In between [...]

[...] is mainly controlled by our metabolism and digestion. If a person eats healthy and their digestive system and metabolism are working properly, there's a good chance they would never be obese again. [...]

[...] health benefits of prebiotics Yes, prebiotics are good for you. In fact without them your digestive system would be in danger. There is much research being done regarding the importance of prebiotics [...]

[...] would otherwise form cells on the intestinal wall that can grow to become cancerous polyps. Insoluble fiber The other type is known as insoluble fiber doesn't do the magical fermentation act but still [...]

[...] the colon and getting stools out ASAP. Insoluble fiber has already been explained above. But dietary fiber is not the only thing the kiwifruit is [...]

[...] food for krill which is the ice-algae. A krill has a pinkish to redish color and is opaque. Antarctic krill are one of the largest of 85 known species. Estimates of Antarctic krill populations by [...]

[...] . According to some of the scientific community there has been a decline of around 80% of Antarctic krill, although no study has confirmed this yet. The loss of ice because of global warming is the [...]

[...] . The kiwifruit, which is considered an almost perfect prebiotic food because of it's soluble fiber content which  also plays a very important role with natural weight loss. [...]

[...] look at other important substances for your digestive health, let's talk about the prebiotic soluble fiber and why it's called a prebiotic and what amazing functions it performs. Fiber does not digest [...]

[...] to research, prebiotics not only serve as food for probiotics but the prebiotic fiber known as soluble fiber, absorbs water, and when this happens creates a sticky gel-like substance that retains [...]

[...] and spine. The fingers and the thumb base are also commonly affected by arthritic pain. Glucosamine Sulphate Many natural agents help to reverse the condition or may offer relief from osteoarthritis. [...]

[...] spine. Also commonly affected are finger joints in the hands and the base of the thumb. Glucosamine Sulphate Many natural agents help to reverse the condition or may offer relief from osteoarthritis. [...]

[...] fatty acid molecules that can stop the nasty bacteria called pathogens from sticking to the intestinal wall. This may not seem like a big deal at first, but if left to do so, pathogens will form cells [...]

[...] acids attack dangerous bacteria called pathogens which would otherwise form cells on the intestinal wall that can grow to become cancerous polyps. Insoluble fiber The other type is known as [...]

[...] . This bacteria also inhibits bad bacteria from forming potentially dangerous cells on the intestinal wall which can turn into polyps, the precursors for colon cancer. According to research, [...]