Steroids Done Right

Strangely enough, when our overall wellbeing starts to deteriorate, we more often than not tend to overlook what could be considered one of the leading causes, and that is, what we eat and what we fails to eat. From a biological point of view, much of the food we eat passes through without being adequately digested. Of course, this can be due to a number of reasons such as: overeating, insufficient chewing, an inadequate amount of the vitamins and minerals, consuming too much of certain foods, inherited medical condition, or even an emotional imbalance.

One of the leading causes of ill health is poor digestion. When food is not broken down sufficiently it results in a substantial growth of harmful bacteria in the small intestine, and this in turn results in putrefaction in the large colon. One should bear in mind that the body’s immune system is to a large extent driven from the small intestine with the appendix being part of the equation. In medical terms this is referred to as, “GALT” (Gut Associated Lymphoid Tissue). Of course, before serious illness sets in, there will be an ongoing battle between the harmful bacteria and the immune system and while this is taking place, severe inflammation will occur.

Because this undesirable activity starts at quite an early stage in your life, if you’re susceptible, you’ll soon start experiencing digestive disorders as well as intestinal problems. Alarmingly enough, these disorders can lead to gut permeability at a relatively early age, thus resulting in various allergies and auto immune problems as proteins which have not being digested properly, are allowed to pass unchecked into the bloodstream. Unless you take action, gut permeability will more often than not end up causing conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis and other inflammation driven conditions.

Because over-stimulated bowels during your childhood years often results in chronic constipation as you age, hard crust like deposits tend to accumulate on the bowel lining; a condition known as diverticulitis.

After many years of “bowel ignorance”, as it were, poisonous by products move across this weakened barrier and enter into the blood stream. The first organs to show signs of distress are the liver, the heart and brain - in that order. Fuzzy thinking, irregular heartbeat, chronic headaches are symptoms that are most often experienced. As the portal vein is the pathway for nutrients to be shuttled away from the bowel to the liver - there should be no surprise that the liver often fails under this metabolic loading.

The bowel can be likened to a city that has poor sewerage - if the waste is allowed to spill over into the streets and places of residence then it is inevitable that many will fall ill with disease. If one’s bowel in congested and not working properly, waste materials begin to build up, and illness is quick to ensue.

A diet which is primarily raw can go a long way in correcting the problem over a period of time. In fact, ground linseed added to meals will help to ensure bowel stimulation. Essentially, everyone should have at least one or more bowel movements each day. This is necessary in order to ensure that waste is expelled as soon as possible before toxins have a chance to cause problems.

In addition to paying attention to the foods we eat, there is also a supplement called MMS. This supplement becomes a powerful anti-bacterial, anti-parasitic and anti-fungal compound once activated.

In order to avoid these diseases which are becoming increasingly common, you need to pay attention to your eating habits, you need to chew your food, and of course you need to relax.