The Pros of Probiotics

You know how it's sometimes necessary to change the oil in your car? Well, it turns out

your body is a lot like that people-mover sitting in your drive way. Take care of it, with

regular check-ups. Watch what you put in to your body for fuel. And when it's time for an oil

change, include probiotics.

Did that last point catch you off-guard? Don't sweat it. Probiotics are the "friendly"

bacteria that occur naturally in the gut. These beneficial little guys maintain balance in

your gastrointestinal system and eliminate dangerous bacteria like salmonella. New studies

link them to reduced inflammation of the GI tract - one of the reasons why people colon

cleanse in the first place.

And if you're in the market for a colon cleanse system with probiotics, consider Digestive

Science Intensive Colon Cleanse. Details forthcoming.

Colon Cleansing?

You've heard of this one. Colon cleansing refers to products or techniques that purge the

digestive system of toxins that accumulate in the colon and leak into the blood stream.

Benefits include:

• less constipation and diarrhea

more energy

mental focus

better nutrient absorption

healthy weight management

skin that glows

Having said these things, all colon cleanse systems are not equal. Most, yes, most colon

cleansers are little more than harsh laxatives that blast feces out of the colon. In the

process, they upset the balance of good and bad microflora in the gut, and simply make

symptoms worse.

Colon cleansing is a comprehensive therapy, for your body and your mind. In some cases, in

which patients choose an ineffective system, people have been hospitalized.




Make no mistake, you should do a colon cleanse. But it pays to do your homework

before you choose a colon cleanse system. Specifically, a colon cleanse should be a

natural formulation and reduce inflammation of the delicate lining of the GI tract. And

probiotics? Let's get to that.

Probiotics May Reduce Inflammation

According to a new study, conducted by researchers from University College Cork in

Ireland, probiotics may lower levels of inflammation in the GI tract. Such inflammation is

linked to psoriasis, ulcerative colitis and chronic fatigue syndrome.

In the study, patients with one of these aforementioned ailments took the probiotic

bacteria B. infantis for eight weeks. The researchers also gave the probiotics to healthy

patients. Similarly, they gave a placebo to the ailment-stricken and healthy patients. In

both cases, the results were clear: probiotics reduced inflammation.

Research is ongoing, of course, and it's unclear which strains of probiotics may treat

specific ailments, or at what dose. But it's encouraging to know that probiotics may treat

chronic inflammation, linked to pain and sometimes life-threatening conditions. More

commonly, probiotics may reduce the same inflammation responsible for diarrhea, bloating,

abdominal pain and bad digestion.

   

Digestive Science Intensive Colon Cleanse

Let's summarize what we've learned thus far. Colon cleansing serves an important function

for your digestive system and overall health. And yet most colon cleanse systems are harsh

laxatives that alter the constitution of the GI system and simply make symptoms of bad

digestion worse.

Similarly, new studies link probiotics to reduced inflammation of the GI tract. In

patients with ailments like fatigue and psoriasis, the improvement was especially remarkable,

though probiotics reduced inflammation in healthy patients as well.

Therefore, if you're interested in colon cleansing, you should look for a natural system

that's specifically formulated to reduce inflammation of the GI tract. And it should come

with probiotics, either within the system or as an optional supplement. If the latter's the

case, you'd do well to take that option.

Your choices remaining? All things point to Digestive Science Intensive Colon Cleanse.