Living Fully Nourished

We speak of constipation when someone is unable to pass stool regularly. The frequency of the regularity depends on each person, but we generally consider it as constipation when someone feels the need to defecate but this person does not achieve to do so, due to a lack of intestinal motility. 
Constipation is detrimental because the stagnant stool rots in the large bowel, which leads to harmful toxins in the body. Apart from that, people also tend to have an uncomfortable feeling of unease. 
There are many theories about the causes of constipation. In this article you will be able to read about some of them as well as understand the ways to deal with it.
In the second part of the article some remedies are exposed.
 

In the previous article the main causes of constipation were discussed. In the current article the pros and cons of the different approaches to the treatment of constipation will be explained: from conventional medicine to natural and nutritional remedies as well as other therapies.
 

The issue of weight loss is just as troublesome as weight gain. When you have tried every possible method to find your ideal weight, whether it would be necessary to gain weight or to lose it, and it just seems impossible to achieve the goal, you may feel like you are in a demoralizing situation.
This article discusses the possible causes of undesirable weight loss and the possibilities of fixing it.

We live sorrounded of chemical products. They can be found in most of kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms, offices, cities, villages, food, medicines, etc. Luckily our body holds several mechanisms for detoxification that allow preserving life despite these agressions. But the detoxification pathwaty in some individuals (persons or animals) is blocked, and then the toxics are accumulated in the body and they cause the most dreadful diseases.  So then, how can we avoid these products as much as possible?

The origin of fructose intolerance is fructose malabsorption. It can cause gas, cramping and diarrhea and affects one in three adults.  If you have any of these symptoms then read this article. It explains why fructose malabsorption cause these symptoms and how to stop them. The source of this article is SCDLifestyle.com