04/02/2024
❤️ What Are Probiotics?
If you don’t have enough probiotics, the side effects can include: digestive disorders, skin issues, candida, autoimmune disease, and frequent colds and flus. Historically, we had plenty of probiotics in our diet from eating fresh foods from good soil and by fermenting our foods to keep them from spoiling.
However, today because of refrigeration and dangerous agricultural practices like soaking our foods with chlorine, our food contains little to no probiotics and most foods today actually contain antibiotics that kill off the good bacteria in our bodies.
By adding more probiotic foods into your diet, you could see all of the following health benefits:
Stronger immune system
Improved digestion
Increased energy from production of vitamin B12
Better breath because probiotics destroy candida
Healthier skin, since probiotics improve eczema and psoriasis
Reduced cold and flu
Healing from leaky gut and inflammatory bowel disease
Weight loss
Sound good? If you want all of these benefits, then it’s time to start consuming these probiotic foods for better health. In fact, you should eat a variety of types of probiotics as each one offers a different type of beneficial bacteria to help the body in a variety of ways.
❤️7 Types of ‘Friendly’ Bacteria:
Lactobacillus acidophilus
Lactobacillus bulgarius
Lactobacillus reuteri
Streptococcus thermophilus
Saccharomyces boulardii
Bifidobacterium bifidum
Bacillus subtilis