Why enemas?
Enemas are something that have been used for health reasons for thousands of years, and are a safe and effective way of supporting your body. There is a lot of stigma around their use, but 100 years ago in Europe, they were something that sat in everyones bathroom cupboard for regular use! Enemas are used for a variety of reasons, and we love them as an overall support for the body, and in particular, coffee enemas to support the liver. There are a number of different substances that can be added to enemas for a variety of different reasons, such as herbs to soothe and calm inflammation, and probiotics to support healthy gut bacteria and removal of parasites. Some of the reasons you might to an enema are:
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Figuring out what is happening with your hormones can be very frustrating and confusing. Our hormones affect so many other processes in our body, and are affected by many different factors as well which is what can make it so confusing. In this post we will share factors that are important for healthy hormones (not just food and supplements!)
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For anyone that has experienced constipation, it really is not fun! Constipation is a very common complaint for people with digestive issues. When the digestive system is damaged and not functioning optimally, there are various reasons why constipation may occur. The stool is one of the ways in which our body eliminates toxins, so when we are constipated we are leaving this toxicity sitting in the colon where it can be reabsorbed, and the stool will begin to rot. It is vital to have the bowels moving AT LEAST every 36 hour to help keep this toxicity moving out of the body. It is alway best to resolve constipation on Full GAPS before starting the intro diet if constipation is an ongoing issue. Ultimately, nutrient density, healing foods and probiotics will resolve the long term issue of constipation, and in the meantime there are plenty of tips and tricks for short term relief.
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Magnesium Oil is a great way to support the bodies Magnesium needs. It plays major roles in proper metabolism, bone health, sleep and the nervous system, and so much more. It is an essential micronutrient as it is needed to support over hundred of enzymatic reactions within the body. Magnesium helps…
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