Heartburn affects 60 million people per month, but contrary to popular belief, heartburn isn’t caused by too much stomach acid. Learn five simple tips to naturally ease heartburn and support your digestive health at the same time.
Many diets today focus on calorie counting. At Body Ecology we view the theory of calorie counting as unnecessary and outdated.
Food can temporarily improve your mood. But eating the wrong foods can cause a spike in blood pressure and put stress on the endocrine system to increase your risk of disease.
Delicious bone broth is rich in minerals to support your digestive health. It also contains collagen to support connective tissue in your skin and reduce cellulite!
The top anti-aging secret isn’t found in a cream or pill! The key to youth and longevity starts in the gut to promote healthy digestion and protect the brain from neurodegeneration.
Cold hands and feet, abdominal weight gain, and frequent colds may all have one thing in common. Is your thyroid trying to tell you something?
Stress may trigger emotional eating, but starchy and sugary comfort foods are the last thing that your body needs when undergoing a stress response!
Kefir grains are used to make fermented foods and beverages to populate your gut with friendly bacteria, improve digestion, and give your body the nutrients it needs every day!
Sick of struggling with acne? Four simple steps will help prevent chronic inflammation and bring your skin back to health to naturally resist acne!
Can you feel the synergy? Four simple emotional health tips can restore emotional balance and promote healthy digestion at the same time.
Learning to conquer stress is the key to healthy digestion, a strong immune system, and getting the nutrients you need to have energy all day long.
There are about 100 million people in the U.S. who deal with digestive disorders. That’s more than one in three for whom issues like bloating, constipation and diarrhea are everyday realities.
Cruciferous vegetables contain powerful sulfur compounds to fight cancer, and they become even more potent when they’re fermented!
The latest science shows that beneficial bacteria in fermented foods not only promote healthy digestion, but they can affect your brain — influencing the way you think and feel.
Good digestion is the key to your health! You can use traditional Chinese medicine through acupressure to relieve a number of common digestive issues.
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