Improve Your Digestion (how To Make Your Gut Work For You And Not Against You)

By (author) Patrick Holford BSc DipION FBANT NTCRP
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By (author) Patrick Holford BSc DipION FBANT NTCRP; By (author) Holford Patrick
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An updated, expanded and fully revised edition of the popular book first published in 1999. The gut is a hot topic and this new edition of Improve Your Digestion reflects the great many changes in our understanding of the gut and the latest scientific findings on how to improve its functioning.
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Health starts in the gut, your second brain

If you have digestive issues such as bloating, indigestion or heartburn after meals, or tend towards constipation or IBS - or you simply don''t feel energised by your food - Improve Your Digestion will show you how to tune up your gut. It offers an easy-to-follow road map that will help you achieve perfect digestion, absorption and elimination, which means you''ll experience better health and disease resilience, and a new level of vitality.

Improve Your Digestion unravels the complex workings of the digestive system, explaining why it is now being called the second brain, and why having healthy gut microbes is so vital.
Fascinating and practical, this comprehensive guide to our most underrated organ explains how to:

· Banish bloating and constipation
· End indigestion and heartburn without drugs
· Identify and reverse hidden food intolerances
· Solve IBS and inflammatory bowel disease
· Conquer candidiasis and other gut infections
· Restore healthy digestion with foods that heal
· Balance your gut bacteria and make your own probiotics
· Build your resilience to stress - a crucial factor in achieving good digestion

Improve Your Digestion also includes an action plan for a healthy gut, as well as tips for self-diagnosing which digestive supplements you may need and when. You''ll learn which foods are digestion-friendly and discover the art of Gutstronomy - how to prepare delicious, gut-friendly breakfasts, main meals and snacks, guided by kitchen wizard Fiona McDonald Joyce.

Make your gut your friend and it will reward you with better health.


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Patrick Holford, provides an easy to follow road map that will help you achieve perfect digestion, absorption and elimination
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Patrick Holford is founder of the Institute for Optimum Nutrition in London. He is also director of the Food for the Brain Foundation and an honorary fellow of the British Association of Nutritional Therapy. He is one of Britain''s top nutrition experts and is the author of over 25 health books.
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Health starts in the gut, your second brain

If you have digestive issues such as bloating, indigestion or heartburn after meals, or tend towards constipation or IBS - or you simply don''t feel energised by your food - Improve Your Digestion will show you how to tune up your gut. It offers an easy-to-follow road map that will help you achieve perfect digestion, absorption and elimination, which means you''ll experience better health and disease resilience, and a new level of vitality.

Improve Your Digestion unravels the complex workings of the digestive system, explaining why it is now being called the second brain, and why having healthy gut microbes is so vital.
Fascinating and practical, this comprehensive guide to our most underrated organ explains how to:

· Banish bloating and constipation
· End indigestion and heartburn without drugs
· Identify and reverse hidden food intolerances
· Solve IBS and inflammatory bowel disease
· Conquer candidiasis and other gut infections
· Restore healthy digestion with foods that heal
· Balance your gut

Plus d'infos
Auteur By (author) Patrick Holford BSc DipION FBANT NTCRP
Date de publication 2 mars 2017
EAN 9780349414003
Contributeurs Patrick Holford BSc DipION FBANT NTCRP; Holford Patrick
Éditeur Piatkus Books
Langues Anglais
Pays de Publication Royaume-Uni
Largeur 156 mm
Hauteur 235 mm
Epaisseur 32 mm
Format du Produit Couverture souple
Poids 0.527000
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