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According to a 2018 National GI Survey, 61% of respondents reported having one gastrointestinal problem within the last week. Whether that's heartburn, bloating, diarrhea or constipation, more Americans than not experience uncomfortable symptoms often.
While there could be a range of disorders or diseases to blame, many problems boil down to diet and lifestyle. Eating to Live, founded by Utahns David and Carla Meine, is focused on helping people reduce uncomfortable symptoms that may be caused by Leaky Gut Syndrome.
Medical News Today says these symptoms may cause or contribute to Leaky Gut Syndrome:
- chronic diarrhea, constipation, or bloating
- nutritional deficiencies
- fatigue
- headaches
- confusion
- difficulty concentrating
- skin problems, such as acne, rashes, or eczema
- joint pain
- widespread inflammation
Using healthier eating plans, personalized coaching and healing recipes, Eating To Live can help you reduce uncomfortable symptoms and live a happier life. To learn more, visit their website. Do you suspect you might have Leaky Gut Syndrome? Take this quiz to find out!
