The Gastrointestinal Tract

The Gastrointestinal Tract or Digestive System is the "root".
Are you now thinking of a "tree"? You might be correct.
The "tree" can't be unless the "root" is there.

That's what the G I system is to the body!

Learn about what it is and how it should function.

In the MOUTH Out the ______

The GI System must work properly and it must be kept clean and well
supplied with beneficial bacteria. Yet, it is a fairly known fact
that too many people don't have a healthy bowel area.

Consider how many suffer from indigestion, heartburn, bloating,
gas (air), constipation, and even diarrhea.

Reasons: Our Eating Habits and the lives we live here in USA.

The organs comprising the Gastrointestinal (GI) Tract permit food to be
converted into nutrients that provide energy and a wide range of by-
products essential for normal health, and then allow the unused
matter to be removed from the body.

The GI tract starts with the mouth, where food is inserted, and follows
through the digestive system via the esophagus, the stomach, and the
small and large intestine (colon) and the rectum.

Other organs associated with the GI system include:
the liver, pancreas and gallbladder.

Many Colon and upper intestinal health problems are caused by:

        Too much bad and not enough good bacteria in the Intestines
        Impacted feces lining the intestinal tract
        Parasites nesting in the impacted feces

The above contribute to more commonly known problems like:

Candidiasis
Diverticulitis

Crohn's Disease
Irritable Bowel Disease

Colon Cancer
Prolapsed Colon

Think of the way we eat today --- we swallow antibiotics as if it were candy.

Most of us have killed our good bacteria --- which leaves only poisonous bacteria in our digestive system.

When the GOOD BACTERIA is minimized or "not there", we have no way
to properly process the food we eat. This means that the
Bad Bacteria has taken over. That is BAD!

So, it just rots in our intestines.

Foods we eat = like:

Flour, in the form of breads, cakes and cookies,
Dairy, especially cheese
Meat .. .

These are sticky and hard to digest.

They are hard to pass and get stuck in the intestines.

We begin eating these foods when still very young and over the course of
many years we develop a hardened lining of impacted feces throughout
our intestinal tract.

This hardened lining of impacted feces is commonly referred to as
intestinal plaque. It is nothing but decay and releases poisons
that makes it difficult for the body to stay healthy.

Intestinal plaque is rubbery in consistency and is
the ideal nesting ground for parasites and worms.

Parasites are not uncommon.

We can pick them up from shaking hands or sitting on a friend's couch.

No drug can get this hardened intestinal plaque out.

Healthy digestion and elimination means that we are free from impacted feces,
parasites and bad intestinal bacteria.

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