The good news is that we now have the knowledge and ability to move the digestive system in the direction of normal function. This is accomplished most effectively with the use of probiotics and peptides. Probiotics, like acidopholis in yogurt, are the beneficial bacteria that inhabit our intestinal track and assist in the digestion and absorption of the food we eat. Many people because of diet choices or use of antibiotics suffer a loss of adequate beneficial intestinal bacteria. Supplemental probiotics can remedy this situation.
Peptides are small chains of amino acids, the building blocks of protein.
These small chain peptides have been shown in critical care research to be critical to the health of the intestinal wall. Use of peptides in recent years has resulted in many clinical success stories in treatment of many chronic digestive conditions. Elimination Equally important with the body's ability to get what it needs, is its ability to remove what it does not need. The build up of toxins within the body can result in chronic dysfunction. Toxins can come from many sources.