Jerms Daily Gut
A 4-in-1 Gut Health Complex
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Jerms Daily Gut Powder: Supports Healthy Digestion and Bowel Regularity Eases Bloating, Gas and Stomach Discomfort Promotes Growth of Beneficial ...
Jerms is a broad spectrum approach to improving your gut health. It provides all the key ingredient types that allow your gut to thrive:
- Probiotics (Live Bacteria): This is the most essential componenet for a healthy gut. A diverse and populous gut improves digestion, sleep, immunity and so much more.
- Prebiotics: Put simply this is the food probiotic needs in order to thrive.
- Digestive Enzymes: So many people suffer from mild intolerances to dairy, gluten and a range of other ingredients that are commonly found in food. These enzymes improve our body's ability to handle and process all the food we eat which enhances our absorption of the good stuff and keeps our tummies comfortable.
- Superfoods & Vitamins: There are a vast array of nutrients that can help our gut health. From turmeric to flaxseed Jerms is packed full of these to help improve your gut.
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How important is gut health?
Gut health is incredibly important - did you know there is more DNA that makes up your gut than the entire rest of your body? As such it is incredibly important to respect your gut and make sure it has all the goodness it needs in order to thrive.
Is gut health the same as digestive health?
No. Digestive health is a part of gut health but the gut regulates and controls so much more. The gut plays a vital role in such a large range of functions in the body and has been linked directly to the immune system and also brain function. In the latter case this means that poor gut health can, in turn, have a negative effect on both your sleep and mood.
The gut is effectively the entire system from the mouth, through to the stomach and then all the way through the small and large intestine and finally the bowels.
How do I know if I have good gut health?
There are some tell tale symptoms that imply your gut health could be better. These include but are not limited to:
- Constipation
- Discomfort when passing stools
- Bloating
- Gas
In addition to this there are other symptoms that might indicate poor gut health (but could be indicative of other issues) including poor sleep, bad moods, poor immunity and a huge range of other problems.
It's also worth remembering that sometimes the gut can develop an issue unexpectedly. A great example of this is when using antibiotics. Antibiotics are designed to kill all bacteria; both friendly and unfriendly. As a result a course of antibiotics can often leave your stomach in a poor state. Whilst this might not become immediately clear, problems can develop grown and then manifest into something much worse if not dealt with quickly.
