It’s a lot easier to keep your car in good condition than to run it into the ground until it stutters and stalls. Keeping your oil topped up and your tyres pumped are both things you can do regularly, and can prevent bigger issues which need bigger resolutions down the road.
The same goes for your gut. Keeping your gut healthy means it can always get the most from the nutrients you provide it with. Maintaining your gut health is all about balance - both of your meals and your gut’s microbiome.
Eating unprocessed, fresh foods everyday provides your gut with valuable nutrients. Live cultures, found in fermented foods such as kefir, can provide balance to the many types of microbes in your gut.
Studies suggest high fibre and daily exercise support digestion, lessening symptoms like bloating, inflammation and nausea
Live cultures and bacteria produced by your gut when you exercise support natural balance of the gut microbiome, promoting normal immune system and cognitive function