10/03/2021
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How do we heal the gut..is it possible?
🔹The GI-MAP stool test is designed to identify imbalances that are present in the Gastrointestinal tract. The information received from this test gives us valuable insight into parasitic pathogens, viral pathogens, normal bacteria, opportunistic bacteria, potential auto immune triggers, fungi, yeast, parasites “worms” and important information about the quality of our intestinal health/ immunity. It’s critical to identify these, then address any functional issues that are present so that we can begin the healing process.
Taking a holistic approach to addressing gut dysfunction is the best way to address the issue at its core.
Here’s our approach to healing👇🏾
🔺R E M O V E
We remove any foods and medications that may compromise the gut health. Please note this process is always done in conjunction with your physician. Then we add in natural healing agents such as herbs, oil “supplement” to help restore balance.
🔺R E P L A C E
To encourage healthy digestion we ensure that you have sufficient amounts of enzymes and bacteria by replacing what’s missing.
🔺R E-I N O C U L A T E
The next step is to repopulate the gut by using quality probiotics and prebiotics to improve digestion and to ensure that the gut is healthy.
🔺R E P A I R
We have to repair the gut lining and intestinal wall that has been damaged. This is accomplished by cellular repair of the gut wall and by adding in supportive agents that improve the immune system of the gut.
🔺R E B A L A N C E
An essential part of the healing process is designing a customized protocol that focuses on diet, lifestyle and the right supplements which provides the right balance one needs. Often times how life stressors play a significant role in our abilities to heal. This personalized approach allows us to cater to your specific needs so that you benefit. It’s not a one size fits all approach but a plan tailored to your individual needs so you can truly heal.
Are you ready to get started? Visit the link in my bio “Gut Test 101”