7 Practices for Good Gut Health

1. Squat the Right Way:Squatting has been the natural defecation position from time immemorial. Incline upper body slightly, place feet on low foot rest placed in front of toilet.
2. Brush your Teeth:Brushing at bedtime reduces mouth bacteria. Morning brushing is like cleaning up after last night’s party. Saliva is basically filtered blood. We produce a little amount of saliva when we sleep (that’s why bad breath, sore throat is common in the morning).
3. Switch Over:If you’re kept awake by a bloated stomach and you’re lying on your right side, the best thing to do is to turn over.
4. Stand up after a Big Meal: Sitting or standing up straight can help prevent heartburn after a large meal. Difficulty breathing after a heavy meal, due to the heart and lungs that sit on top of the stomach.
5. Endure to Burn Fat: Human cells adore fat (it is the last to be consumed) – hence why an hour of exercise is needed before fat burn begins.
6. Limit Fruits: Too much fructose can be bad (limit diet to less than the equivalent of 8 bananas, 6 apples, or 5 pears)
7. Quit Smoking: Cigarette smoke can trigger excess gastric acid and relax the sphincter between the esophagus and smoking. That is why quitting smoking can reduce reflux and heartburn complaints.

From Gut: The Inside Story of Our Body’s Most Underrated Organ

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