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Clinical Study of Digestive+++ Shows Improved Gut Health
Posted by LifePharm Inc. onIn a four-week clinical study, Dr. Edward Andujar and Dr. Hitendra Shah evaluated a group of volunteer subjects at the Wellness Medical Clinic in Diamond Bar, California. The volunteer subjects showed an improvement in several indicators of gut health following four weeks of supplementation with two DIGESTIVE+++ capsules and two Laminine capsules taken daily.
Gut Health - The Importance of Taking Digestive+++
Posted by LifePharm Inc. onThe Science of Microbiology has expanded over the last several years with new discoveries that relate to the health of the gastrointestinal tract. These are published in Nature magazine and other journal articles. They offer profound knowledge that helps us to understand the medical and ecological importance of keeping our digestive tracts in optimal health.
How to Improve Brain Health for a Longer Life
Posted by Erik Eidissen onYou may have heard of life span and even health span, but did you know you had a brain span? The brain's overall size begins to shrink when you're in your 30s or 40s, and the shrinkage rate increases once you reach age 60.
Your brain health is vital if you want to remain happy and active as you age. This article will explain why brain health is essential and how you can help your most important organ to age gracefully.
Sugar Consumption Fuels Chronic Health Conditions Globally
Posted by LifePharm Inc. on“Sugar will rot your teeth.” “Sugar will make you fat.” “You’re addicted to sugar!” Unfortunately, these quotes aren’t exaggerations. In fact, it is actually just the beginning of a long list of problems excessive sugar can cause. The damaging effects sugar has on your brain, liver and pancreas can turn into major health concerns long-term and excessive sugar intake is already a global health problem.
Could Your Weight Gain Be Gut-Related?
Posted by LifePharm Inc. onWith summertime approaching, we look forward to warmer weather, vacations, and outdoor activities. Many of us may have the commonly shared goal of dropping a few pounds before bathing suit season officially begins. It is widely known that most weight-loss strategies include a mix of diet and exercise. Studies also show that microbes inhabiting the intestinal tract may affect weight gain and sugar balance.
High Blood Pressure - The Silent Killer
Posted by LifePharm Inc. onIf you believe high blood pressure is known as the “silent” killer, you are correct. The reason why it is called the “silent” killer is that there often are not symptoms that you can feel. You may not get headaches, feel tired, sluggish, or feel any symptoms at all. The human body is a complicated composition of many intricate systems that depend on each other to function. When any single system or aspect is off kilter, it impacts the entire body. Lurking within each system are “threats” that can cause illness and in dire conditions, death.
Feeling Depressed? Your Diet Could Be To Blame
Posted by LifePharm Inc. onThe type of fuel you select can make all the difference in how you feel and perform mentally. Simply put, what you eat directly affects the structure and function of your brain and, ultimately, your mood.
The Triple Threat Against Weight Gain
Posted by LifePharm Inc. onSummer is approaching fast and it’s time to start working towards your weight goal. But weight loss can be a challenging journey, and the extra pounds seem to be a lot harder to lose than they were to gain. However, there are solutions to this problem! A combination of DIGESTIVE+++, LAMININE, and EXTRIM is a three-punch combo that attacks your weight gain from all angles.
New Studies Suggest Birth Method Affect Gut Microbiota
Posted by LifePharm Inc. onEnvironmental microbes start colonization of the sterile gastrointestinal tract of the newborn immediately after birth in animals and humans. Initially, the microbes come from the mother and they are of the same origin as her vaginal and intestinal microbes, usually, if the baby is born vaginally.