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Causes of Leaky Gut
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Highly Refined Carbohydrate Diet and Junk Foods (e.g., candy, cookies, cakes, soft drinks)
Gluten (protein in wheat and other grains)
Mold and Fungal Mycotoxins (in stored grains, fruit, and refined carbohydrates
Insufficient Digestive Enzymes (e.g., gluten intolerance associated with celiac disease and lactase - deficiency causing lactose intolerance
Chronic Stress (reduces blood flow to the gut leaving it unable to repair itself
Antibiotics (Lead to the overgrowth of abnormal flora in the gastrointestinal tract; e.g., bacteria, parasites, candida, fungi, etc.)
Alcohol and Caffeine (strong gut irritants)
Chlorinated Water ( depletes beneficial bacteria in your gut)
Poor Liver Function
Parasites (in contaminated foods and beverages; e.g., giardia, lamblia, cryptosporidium, blastocystis, hominis, etc.)
Bacteria (in contaminated foods and beverages (e.g., helicobacter pylori, klebsiella, citrobacter, pseudomonas, etc.)
Environmental Contaminants
Chemicals in Processed Food (e.g., dyes, preservatives, peroxidized fats, etc.)
Drugs (the worst offenders include NSAIDs, antacids and pain meds such as aspirin and ibuprofen)
Prescription Corticosteroids (e.g., prednisone, hydrocortisone,
Prescription Hormones (such as birth control pills)
Chemotherapy and Radiation Therapy (causes immune system overload)
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Welcome
Meet Dr. Harris
Do You Feel Lucky
Our Philosophy
Professional Affiliations
Paperwork
Health History
Digestive and Lifestyle Symptoms Assessment
Digestive Health Appraisal Questionairre
Female Hormone Self Assessment
Male Hormone Self Assessment
Medical Symptoms Questionaire
Nutritional Assessment
Gluten Sensitivity Assessment
Dairy Sensitivity
Toxin Exposure Assessment
Toxic Burden
Clinical Clues of Low Stomach Acid
Leaky Gut/Intestinal Permeability
>
Candida Assessment
Causes of Leaky Gut Syndrome
Programs
Eye to Eye
>
All Inclusive
Life in the Middle
Pay as You Go
From a Distance
>
All Inclusive
Life in the Middle
Pay as You Go
Diet Lifestyle Environment
Diet
Lifestyle
Environment
Resources
Book; Our Modern Mortal Trilogy
Detox and Meal Replacement
Comprehensive Elimination Diet
Daily/Weekly Physical Activity
Food Diary
>
Daily/Weekly Food Diary
Recipe's
>
Snacks/Appetizers/Soups
Entrees
>
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Salads/Desserts
All Things Coconut
Out of the Box NEK TV
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Cancer
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