Necessary Nutrition : How To Supplement Without Supplements, Nourish Yourself Without A Complete Diet Makeover And Feel Great Everyday

It is nearly impossible for the average person to maintain healthy eating habits in keeping with today's hectic pace of living. Commercially manufactured nutritional supplements belong to an industry that is under-regulated and sketchy at best. Eating a poor diet and attempting to fix what's lacking with processed supplementation products is simply not the answer.

Whole foods must be introduced for this purpose. This audiobook will teach you how to sneak them (along with all their myriad health benefits) into your diet without really changing it in any way.

Written by Eric Morrison, author of Gluten, Sugar, Starch: How to Free Yourself from the Food Addictions That Are Ravaging Your Health and Keeping You Fat—A Paleo Approach, this audiobook references approaches to better nutrition highlighted in that work, but creates an alternative plan for living better for those who have given up on changing the way they eat. Keep your bread, ice cream, and potato chips; just follow the plan and gain some health benefits along the way to make you feel better again.

Breakthroughs in gut microbiota research are startling and have begun to identify gut health as the leading indicator of overall health. Cleaning the gut cleans every other part of the body it would seem. Billions of these microorganisms—some beneficial, some destructive—reside in your gut. In a healthy individual, there is a delicate interplay and balance between species of gut flora interacting in healthful symbiosis. When the gut is in distress, it becomes a harbor for disease and other maladies.

This plan promotes introducing gut-friendly foods that are either probiotic, fermented, prebiotic, or nutrient dense in an effort to repopulate the gut with colonies of beneficial microbes and to lessen the incidence of disease by crowding out harmful strains of gut-dwelling bacteria.

Eat better and feel good again without losing the foods you love.

Über dieses Buch

It is nearly impossible for the average person to maintain healthy eating habits in keeping with today's hectic pace of living. Commercially manufactured nutritional supplements belong to an industry that is under-regulated and sketchy at best. Eating a poor diet and attempting to fix what's lacking with processed supplementation products is simply not the answer.

Whole foods must be introduced for this purpose. This audiobook will teach you how to sneak them (along with all their myriad health benefits) into your diet without really changing it in any way.

Written by Eric Morrison, author of Gluten, Sugar, Starch: How to Free Yourself from the Food Addictions That Are Ravaging Your Health and Keeping You Fat—A Paleo Approach, this audiobook references approaches to better nutrition highlighted in that work, but creates an alternative plan for living better for those who have given up on changing the way they eat. Keep your bread, ice cream, and potato chips; just follow the plan and gain some health benefits along the way to make you feel better again.

Breakthroughs in gut microbiota research are startling and have begun to identify gut health as the leading indicator of overall health. Cleaning the gut cleans every other part of the body it would seem. Billions of these microorganisms—some beneficial, some destructive—reside in your gut. In a healthy individual, there is a delicate interplay and balance between species of gut flora interacting in healthful symbiosis. When the gut is in distress, it becomes a harbor for disease and other maladies.

This plan promotes introducing gut-friendly foods that are either probiotic, fermented, prebiotic, or nutrient dense in an effort to repopulate the gut with colonies of beneficial microbes and to lessen the incidence of disease by crowding out harmful strains of gut-dwelling bacteria.

Eat better and feel good again without losing the foods you love.

Starte noch heute mit diesem Buch für CHF 0

  • Hole dir während der Testphase vollen Zugriff auf alle Bücher in der App
  • Keine Verpflichtungen, jederzeit kündbar
Jetzt kostenlos testen
Mehr als 52 000 Menschen haben Nextory im App Store und auf Google Play 5 Sterne gegeben.

Diese Bücher gefielen anderen Nutzer:innen

Liste überspringen
  1. Health: Ultimate Health Secrets: Strategies For Dieting, Eating Healthy, Exercising, Losing Weight, The Mediterranean Diet, Strength Training, And All About Vitamins, Minerals, And Supplements

    Ace McCloud

  2. Multi-Vitamine chronobiologisch optimieren : Für den intelligenten Einsatz von Vitaminen, Spurenelementen, Mineralstoffen, Enzymen und Phytaminen

    Imre Kusztrich, med. Jan-Dirk Fauteck

  3. 3.0

    Focal Point : A Proven System to Simplify Your Life, Double Your Productivity, and Achieve All Your Goals

    Brian Tracy

  4. Brain Candy : Boost Your Brain Power with Vitamins, Supplements, Drugs, and Other Substance

    Theodore Lidsky, Jay Schneider

  5. 4.5

    Nutrition: Vitamins and Minerals: The most important information you need to improve your health

  6. The Everything Guide To Nootropics : Boost Your Brain Function with Smart Drugs and Memory Supplements

    Evan Brand

  7. Food As Medicine : How to Use Diet, Vitamins, Juices, and Herbs for a

    Guru Dharma Singh Khalsa

  8. Your Guide to Health: Vitamins : Boost Your Energy and Enhance Your Body

    Maureen Ternus

  9. Jung, fit, gesund ohne Medikamente: Iss und trink dich gesund! : Eine Ernährung, die heilt, fit & jung macht: bitter, basisch, vitamin- und mineralstoff- und antioxidantienreich

    Dantse Dantse

  10. How to Boost Your Immune System: Tips, Food, Meal Plans, Vitamins, Supplements, & Lifestyle Guide

    Stephen Berkley

  11. 4.0

    Minimalism and Time Management 2-in-1 Book Simple Yet Effective Strategies to Declutter Your Mind and Increase Your Productivity by Learning Minimalist Smart Habits (Beginner's Guide)

    Sean Winter

  12. Urzeitmineralien - Nahrungsergänzungsmittel aus der Urzeit : Das Nahrungsergänzungsmittel Buch zu Mineralstoffen und Spurenelementen

    Andreas Pichelmayer