We hear a lot about the importance of probiotics for the gut, but there is
something else equally important, prebiotic fiber. Prebiotic fiber
is a super-food for your good gut bacteria. Without it, your gut
won’t be able to sustain good bacteria growth.
The
vegetable that takes fat loss to a new level is: raw leeks. These
taste like onions, but are sweeter. If you don’t like the taste of
onion, try just a little to see how you like them and then you can
increase the amount, gradually.
Adding
prebiotic fiber plus probiotic foods (fermented) to the diet will,
over time, make a huge difference not only in fat loss, but in your
energy levels and your mood.
Eating
organic leeks, raw vegies (red, green leaf or spring lettuces, carrots,
tomatoes, cucumbers, cruciferous vegies) and fermented foods gives
you a synbiotics diet...a combination of pre- and probiotics. The
foods our bodies really want and need for true balance, well-being
and health.
You can read more about the importance of a balanced synbiotics diet in the book or pdf. : The Cruise Control Diet by James Wood.
Dr. Esther
www.fixdhealthcare.com
www.fixdhealthcare.com
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