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REPROGRAMMING THE OVERWEIGHT MIND™
KELLY, PHD BURRIS
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ISBN: 9780964424173
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Overview
SR™ BacteriotherapyThe Apex of Emotional, Physical, and Aging HealthA major breakthrough in this 2nd edition. Bacteriotherapy is exactly what it implies. It is the use of bacteria (probiotics) as a therapeutic measure to correct gut dysbiosis along with the myriad of other psychophysiological issues it represents. Thoroughly revised estimates show that the typical adult human body consists of about 30 trillion human cells and about 38 trillion bacterial cells. I am certain this will continue to be updated. The bottom line is that the human body has many more bacterial cells than human cells, which makes for a complex balancing act when attempting to correct a bacterial (gut microbiota) imbalance.The symptoms of a microbiota disruption are wide and varied and affect each person differently. If oxalate poisoned, it is difficult to determine what is directly caused by oxalate dumping and what results from dysbiosis. Whatever the case, the damaged microbiota must be repaired, and this requires a systematic, focused effort. This is where the Inulin Probiotic HRW Protocol comes in.After well over a decade of first discovery and then research on how to reestablish microbial balance in the gut, I found the Inulin Probiotic HRW Protocol to be far and away the most effective. This is not to say that everything else in Step 6 does not need to be followed because it absolutely does, especially testing for vitamins and minerals that have been depleted because of dysbiosis and possible damage to the mitochondria. This protocol is, however, a critical first step to clear the head and establish the energy to recover as quickly as possible.The Inulin Probiotic HRW Protocol: Gut Microbiota RemodelingRemodeling the microbiota involves multiple steps, and we start with the Inulin Probiotic HRW (Hydrogen-Rich Water) Protocol because Inulin Probiotics and HRW are considered GRAS (Generally Recognized as Safe) by the Food and Drug Administration. However, the literature overview shows that, although the vast majority of probiotics are generally regarded as safe and beneficial for healthy individuals, caution is needed in selecting and monitoring probiotics when administering them to patients with compromised immune systems, leaky gut, or critical illnesses [198].Even if you are not infected with oxalates, you will still benefit from the Inulin Probiotic HRW Protocol if you have any microbiota disruption, are experiencing any malaise, or are over the age of 40.Taking Control of Your Eating Behavior Means Taking Control of Your Emotional State and GutWhen you assert consistent control over thought, emotion, behavior, and gut health, this represents the ultimate personal transformation because all mind-body systems are under your direction. Weight control and the motivation to achieve and maintain your objectives depend on understanding the mechanisms that will get you there and keep you there. With over half a billion neurons (brain cells) in the gut, there is a two-way communication between the brain sitting on top of your shoulders and the one in your gut. This means that a disrupted gut can tell you when to eat, what to eat, and how much to eat, or, in the case of a person with anorexia, not to eat at all.