Help in the treatment of arthritis

One of the possible causes of arthritis is immunological imbalance. Natural anti-inflammatory mechanisms can function abnormally – this is called an autoimmune disease. In the case of autoimmune stiffness of the joints, the body’s immune system begins to attack its own tissue, in particular the synovial membrane, which surrounds the elements forming the joints in our body. Read more

Help with indigestion

Almost everyone has experienced indigestion. Indigestion is usually a consequence of overeating, but it can also be a symptom of serious problems in the digestive system. The range of symptoms of this ailment is wide and may include burning in the stomach, bloating, heartburn, upset stomach or vomiting. The symptoms of indigestion intensify under the influence of stress. What are the causes of indigestion and how to get rid of it? Read more

What is the reaction to excessive sugar consumption?

The brain, pancreas and liver are very important organs. Without these organs, life is not possible. Excess sugar in the diet is addictive in the same way as alcohol, tobacco and drugs, because sugar affects the same areas of the brain. A food containing an unnatural addition of sugar causes the release of dopamine. You feel the urge to eat even if you are not hungry. Read more

Gastrointestinal complaints

Many people complain about problems with the digestive system. Abdominal pain, bloating, diarrhea or constipation are the most common problems. Precise identification of the cause of the disease requires detailed research, but a very common diagnosis is irritable bowel syndrome or food hypersensitivity. How to deal with problems of the intestines, stomach and the entire gastrointestinal tract? Read more

Intestinal microflora and liver diseases

The bilateral relationship between the gut and the liver can be a surprising fact for many people. This correlation results, among other things, from the anatomic proximity of both organs, but there is also a functional connection between the intestinal mucosa and the liver. This connection is the portal vein, which is relatively short but has a large diameter and is a physical connection of the digestive system with the liver. Read more