Introduction The digestive system is home to the gut, the gastrointestinal (GI) tract, the liver, the intestines, and other organs that make sure that the consumed food is being digested and the nutrients from the digested foods are being transported to all the necessary systems, muscles, tissues, and cells while the bile is excreted out of the body. In this 2… Read More
Introduction The digestive system is home to the gastrointestinal (GI) tract where food is being digested and being transformed into nutrients for the body to utilize. These nutrients help the body to be functional and make sure that each of the systems in the body like the gut, the immune, the endocrine, and the musculoskeletal system need the GI tract… Read More
Introduction The gastrointestinal tract is part of the digestive system and its primary job is to make sure that the food is being consumed and digested to be turned into vitamins and nutrients for the body. The gastrointestinal tract also provides a protective layer in the intestinal permeability to prevent toxins and unwanted pathogens from leaking out of the gut… Read More
Introduction The digestive system is home to many of the organs that help digest food into vitamins and nutrients and has a bidirectional with the central nervous system. The organs that consist in the digestive system include the stomach, the intestines (both large and small), and the liver to name a few. When there are unwanted factors and pathogens that… Read More
Introduction The gut and the brain have two different jobs that do different functions in the body but, have a bidirectional communication with each other. The brain is part of the central nervous system that sends out neuron signals all throughout the entire body. These neuron signals make sure that everything is working properly, from the heart beating to blood… Read More
Introduction The gut system makes sure that the good bacteria is helping the gut by digesting the consumed food into nutrients for the body and keeping the unwanted pathogens from causing chronic inflammation to the intestinal permeability barrier. The gut has a pretty good bidirectional connection to the brain as they send signals back and forth to each other while… Read More
Introduction The gut system's main function is to digest food to be turned into nutrients in the body and excrete the waste out of the body. The gastrointestinal tract or GI tract makes sure that the beneficial bacteria are keeping the gut happy and healthy while the intestinal permeability is keeping the toxins and unwanted pathogens out. However, when pathogens… Read More
Introduction The gut is home to many bacterias that help out the body by digesting the food that a person eats, and excretes the waste out of the body. The gut system also makes sure that each of the organs is doing its job and sending the information to the brain that everything is working properly. When there are unwanted… Read More
Spondylitis Anti-Inflammation Diet: Individuals who have a chronic back pain condition can be recommended to have two or more vertebrae fused to correct the problem/s and alleviate the pain. However, a form of inflammatory spinal arthritis can cause the vertebrae to fuse by themselves, known as ankylosing spondylitis. One recommended way to bring pain relief is by eating an anti-inflammatory… Read More
Introduction The brain's primary function in the central nervous system is to transport and transmit neuron signals all throughout the entire body. These neuron signals help the body, gut, immune, endocrine, and musculoskeletal systems do their jobs properly and send the information back to the brain. When there are disruptors that enter the body and attach to the neuron signals,… Read More
Introduction The central nervous system's main function is to make sure that the neuron signals are being transmitted all over the entire body. These neuron signals make sure that not only the body is functioning properly but the gut, the immune system, the endocrine system, and even the brain itself are doing their jobs. These neuron signals must have a… Read More
As individual bodies age, the nerves and muscles begin to degenerate, especially in the lower spinal region. This can cause sciatic pain and muscle weakness. Elderly sciatica is very common as the nerves and muscles have gone through a lot. Bending, lifting, carrying, reaching, twisting, and natural wearing and tearing make the sciatic nerve and surrounding muscles prone to injury.… Read More
Introduction The brain is part of the central nervous system and its primary function is to transmit neuron signals all throughout the entire body. The neuron signals make sure that not only the body is functioning, but that the heart is beating regularly, the gut is digesting the food, blood pressure and the feeling sensations are normal. When there are… Read More
Introduction The central nervous system is home to the brain and spinal cord as they help send out trillions of neuro signals all throughout the entire body. These neuron signals make sure that the body is moving properly, the gut is digesting the foods that a person is consuming, and that the endocrine system is releasing the hormones out to… Read More
Anybody can become dehydrated if they don’t take care of themselves and drink plenty of water. Being dehydrated happens when there is insufficient water in the body or increased water loss through sweating, vomiting, and/or diarrhea, along with certain medications, can increase urination and dehydration. Older adults have an increased risk of dehydrating because their body’s fluid reserves decrease, and… Read More