Half the nation experiences poor gut health

At least 50% of Australian adults experience unpleasant gut symptoms such as bloating, gas and constipation, and 1 in 7 experience distressing symptoms.

The Gut Foundation Australia. http://www.gutfoundation.com.au/about  (30th October) 

Some Symptoms of Poor Gut Health

Bloated Stomach, Frequent Heartburn,

Abdominal Pain, Excessive Flatulence

Growling Stomach, Constipation/Diarrhoea

Frequent Nausea, Excessive Burping 

Fast Facts

  • The gut plays an essential role in health and wellbeing

  • Poor diet and lifestyle can upset the gut micro-biome  

  • 50% of Australians experience gut symptoms

Gut Detox & Support

Yummy Gut Gas and Bloating is a proprietary gut health blend designed to promote a healthy gut by both Detox and Support mechanisms. Detoxing actions remove or neutralise many causes of gas resulting in reduced bloating. Supporting actions help establish a healthier gut environment resulting in a better functioning micro-biome and normalised digestion.

Benefits Short List

  • Nature’s #1 Gas Sponge

  • Alleviates bloating by adsorbing gas

  • Adsorbs harmful toxins from the gut

  • Effectively Neutralises 4,000+ chemicals, drugs, plant and microbial toxins, allergens, venoms, and wastes

  • Relieves Acid Stomach - better than antacids. No side effects

  • Whole body Detox

  • Helps control Diarrhea

  • Anti-bacterial

  • Anti-fungal

Benefits Short List

  • Carob is high in fibre, which promotes a healthy gut, helps prevent constipation, and supports regular bowel movements

  • Tannins help improve gastrointestinal health reducing diarrhea, heartburn and vomiting

  • The fibre in carob contributes to a feeling of fullness, curbing excessive appetite and reducing overeating

  • Mineral Rich - Especially rich in potassium, iron as well as calcium. Good source of zinc, copper, magnesium and selenium

  • Nutrient Rich- protein, amino acids, omega fatty acids and many of the
    B vitamins along with vitamins A, E, C, and K

Directions:

1 Tablespoon in a glass of your favourite milk before meals

Clinical observation of patients in hospitals and numerous animal studies have demonstrated charcoal poses no threat to nutritional uptake. While science has yet to prove this conclusively, it seems more prudent to say that if there is any adsorption of nutrients, it is so negligible that it has yet to be shown to compromise one’s health. For instance, charcoal has been used for many years as a fecal deodorant for patients with ileostomies and colostomies. In spite of the fact that they may routinely take charcoal orally three times daily for years, it has never been demonstrated to nutritionally affect these individuals who are already at risk of nutritional deficiency.
(Patient Care p. 152, October 30, 1977)

In one animal study, Dr. V. V. Frolkis, a famous Russian gerontologist, and his colleagues, demonstrated that the lifespan in older laboratory rats increased up to 34% by feeding them charcoal in their diet!
(Experimental Gerontology 1984)

Sheep Study
“Charcoal added to the diet of sheep for six months did not cause a loss of nutrients, as compared with sheep not receiving charcoal. … 5% of the total diet was charcoal. It did not affect the blood or urinary levels of calcium, copper, iron, magnesium, inorganic phosphorus, potassium, sodium, zinc, creatinine, uric acid, urea nitrogen, alkaline phosphatase, total protein or urine pH.”

N.B. While there is no evidence to suggest long-term use of charcoal is harmful, neither is there any research to suggest that activated charcoal should be taken as a daily supplement indefinitely.

Caution:

1

Take at least 2 hours before or after medication as Charcoal will adsorb medication.

2

Charcoal can tend to bind the stools so drink adequate water to prevent this.

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