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Good gut bacteria supports immune function, eliminates bad bacteria, protects the body from harmful pathogens, produces vitamin B12 and vitamin K, builds the mucosal lining of the intestines, and supports the central nervous system.

Our DNA is made of 20,000+ genes. Genes are turned "off and on" depending on how we eat and nourish our bodies, the toxins we eat, drink, smear on our body, and breathe, how much sleep we get, etc. In his book, Dirty Genes , Dr. Ben Lynch says our genes can be born "dirty" or they can just act dirty. Either way, we will experience adverse effects. In this post, I want to focus on one gene in particular. When it's dirty, it can cause tremendous trouble. That gene is MTHFR. MTH

Manganese is one of eight trace minerals. It is vital to many processes in the body. The body cannot produce manganese so it must be...

Magnesium is one of seven essential macrominerals. It is a naturally occurring mineral that is involved in over 300 metabolic processes...