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ASD Support

Dear Friends The gastrointestinal ecosystem of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) has been found to often have an overgrowth of clostridial species. Clostridial species produce propion...

The New Leaky Gut

Dear Friends How do we support a healthy GI tract membrane, which many scientists consider one of the most important membranes in our body, throughout our life? Probiotics and gentle fibers, taken ...

Constipation

Dear Friends Did you know that constipation has become the most common gastrointestinal complaint in the United States? Sixty million Americans suffer from chronic constipation. Diets strong in who...

Cold and Flu Support?

Dear Friends A sore throat coming on? Whether viral or bacterial, many have found that the freeze-dried organic garlic, offers a fast relief. See references for scientific research. Take one to two...

Autism and the Gut

Dear Friends Its been two weeks now since we’ve come back from the Integrative Healthcare Symposium in Florida.  It was a great conference, highlighting the human microbiome and its critical import...

Cold and Flu Season Support

Dear Friends, Thank you for your wonderful loyalty as customers and collaborators in our journey together to help people become healthy.  Our Therapeutic Food Protocols for Health is the result of ...

The Power of Diversity in our Diet

Dear Friends, Diversity  seems to be a particularly pungent word for this day and age.  Consider the following: (1) Appreciation for cross-cultural diversity as our world becomes smaller and smalle...

The Synergy of Berries and Probiotics

Dear Friends, The research demonstrating the importance of diversity of plant polyphenols in our diet and their medical benefits continues to proliferate.  As of August 2015, PubMed database contai...

Gut-Brain connection and Autism

Dear Friends, Over the years research has shown a powerful connection between the gut and brain, some call the GI tract the second brain. Anywhere from 40 to 90 percent of children with autism suff...

Blueberries and the Microbiota

Dear Friends, Do you  know that blueberries are a rich source of fiber? As a matter of fact, bifidobacterium love blueberries and grow well when they’re fed a mixure of the berries. A repeated-meas...