If you read my post last week on why I love collagen and gelatin then you already know that I have been supplementing with grass - fed gelatin and collagen peptides for the past year in order to
improve my gut lining, digestion, and keep my skin healthy.
Along with bone broth, gelatin and fermented foods, mucilaginous herbs such as marshmallow root are sometimes consumed as a tea or cold infusion to
improve gut lining integrity.
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We've talked before about the incredible health benefits of collagen — it
improves your skin's appearance, reduces joint pain, helps break down proteins and soothes your
gut's
lining (AMAZING for anyone with digestion issues), increases your metabolism, strengthens teeth, nails and hair, helps your body detox AND reduces the appearance of cellulite (source).
Gelatin is one of my winter immunity boosting ingredients and an excellent source of special proteins, which help to seal the
gut wall and greatly
improve the integrity of the
gut lining by restoring the mucosal layer.
It aids in digestion, relieves inflammation, and provides you with your entire daily needs worth for Vitamin C per cup.Pineapple is also rich in nutrients that heal the
gut lining, boost mood,
improve immunity, relieve indigestion and heartburn, it helps digest protein more efficiently, is great for the kidneys and regularity, and it even contains special antioxidants that promote healthy nails, hair, and skin.
Man city have a squad that we can only dam of, I'm negative because Im tired of scraping through and yet paying more than any other fans for my season ticket, im fed up with hearing bullsh!t from our manager, had enough of losing by embarrassing score
lines to clubs that have more ambition than us, Im annoyed at haring about players that became world wide successes that Wenger turned down or could have got but didn't, I hate that there's never any positive news on Arsenal, and most o all I am
gutted that we have only on one tropy in ten years and ta its not sowing any ign of
improving but plenty of signs of going backyards.
Improving the strength and health of intestinal walls, preventing leaky
gut, and reducing inflammation by maintaining the tight junctions between the cells in the
lining of these walls
Another great way to support
gut health is to incorporate bone broth into your diet; the lysine, glycine, and collagen in bone broth all help repair the
gut lining, which will
improve the immune system over time.
Studies show vitamin D3
improves the epithelial
lining of the
gut, therefore promoting probiotic viability.
They are the actions that lead to normalized
gut function and flora through
improved diet, increased fiber intake, daily probiotic supplementation, the use of nutrients that repair the
gut lining, and the reduction of bad bugs in the
gut with herbs or medication.
Additionally, it
improves adrenal output, strengthens the
gut lining and protects against leaky
gut syndrome and helps the liver to detoxify effectively.
Reduce the production of gases that lead to bloating,
improved bowel movements, healing the
lining of the
gut and therefore
improve the overall health of the digestive tract and how we feel.
The collagen in bone broth heals your
gut lining and reduces intestinal inflammation that can help
improve your overall well - being and appearance.
Use high - quality collagen protein and bone broths to help heal the
gut lining and
improve the strength and integrity of the skin barrier.
Probiotics contain so - called «friendly» bacteria are often able to control more harmful bacteria while reducing inflammation and
improving the protective mucus
lining of the
gut.
Glutamine is another amino acid that is prevalent in bone broth which has been shown to
improve leaky
gut symptoms by regenerating the mucosal
lining of the small intestine, becoming extremely helpful for conditions such as celiac disease, crohn's, IBS, allergies, and even metabolic and cardiovascular disturbances.
I had recently had two people on GAPS diets report that when they added starches, in
line with our recommendations, their health
improved and they were able to clear lingering
gut problems, including fungal infections.
Enhancing the symbiotic relationship between the host and microorganisms
improves the first
line response of a healthy
gut.
Research shows that friendly probiotics such as Lactobacillus and Bifidobacteria promote
gut immunity (therefore reduce the severity of skin allergy conditions such as eczema), reduce skin inflammation (a leading cause of prematurely ageing skin), boost cellular antioxidant capacity, defend the
lining of the intestine, increase the bio-availability of nutrients and
improve the assimilation of nutrients such as amino acids, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.
The bottom
line: a healthy
gut prevents disease,
improves digestion, aids in better nutrient absorption and boosts the immune system.