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From: Joe Barton <support@bartonpublishing.com>
Date: Thu, Oct 18, 2012 at 8:38 PM
Subject: 3 Green Foods For Irritable Bowel Syndrome...
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) can be found all around the
world, in every nation. It's not named as a disease because
doctors can't agree on what exactly it is. Yet because of
the medical community's inability to accurately diagnose it,
millions of people are just told that it's all in their
imagination . . .
But it's not!
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is triggered by under-nutrition
and has many symptoms related to an immune deficiency. This
immune deficiency responds by causing inflammation and pain.
The irony is that in the nations that consume the most food,
especially fast food, have the highest reported incidences
of IBS.
Fast food is full of toxins and lacks any essential nutrients.
If it did you could live on fast food and be healthy too,
but that's not the case.
The problem is we lack diversity and moderation. I know
because I've been there. I know what it's like to be on
the road and when you get hungry, you eat whatever is
convenient. Next thing you know, you are stuck in a pattern
of eating the same things.
I've said it before and I'll say it again . . . the most
important nutrient is the one your missing. Apparently
millions of people are missing the same nutrients because
they are all complaining about the same symptoms, the
symptoms of IBS.
One thing I know for certain IBS is NOT a drug deficiency.
Even animals know to change their diet when they are ill.
Sick and weak animals have been observed in the wild
chewing on grasses or specific plants to help cure their
aliments. Many ancient writings and texts from all over the
world refer to the importance of eating certain herbs,
grasses, leaves and fruits for their health giving
qualities.
Amazing thing is, ancient medicine men learned from
observing these animals and after thousands of years of
successfully using plants, new science is verifying the
same thing . . . Herbs heal!
Many of these grasses and herbs actually have a pleasant
taste like Meadowsweet, very similar to slippery elms bark.
Another favorite is German Chamomile, your Grandmother may
have given you Chamomile tea to soothe your stomach and
help you sleep once upon a time.
Would it surprise you to know slippery elms bark is rich in
beneficial trace minerals like manganese and iodine? Plus
it is also a source of protein. They all have something
beneficial to offer you, if you care to look . . .
Learn from the successes of those before you and from
Mother Nature and the creations around you. Get off the
beaten track and make a new path toward your own healing
experience.
If you suffer from IBS, all I can tell you is to think green.
http://www.SimpleIBSCure.com
Yours for excellent health,
Joe Barton
Founder & CEO
Barton Publishing Inc.
.
For our latest articles and research findings check out our Blog:
http://blog.bartonpublishing.com
Join us in our healthy mission and visit us at:
http://www.bartonpublishing.com/a
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From: Joe Barton <support@bartonpublishing.com>
Date: Thu, Oct 18, 2012 at 8:38 PM
Subject: 3 Green Foods For Irritable Bowel Syndrome...
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) can be found all around the
world, in every nation. It's not named as a disease because
doctors can't agree on what exactly it is. Yet because of
the medical community's inability to accurately diagnose it,
millions of people are just told that it's all in their
imagination . . .
But it's not!
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is triggered by under-nutrition
and has many symptoms related to an immune deficiency. This
immune deficiency responds by causing inflammation and pain.
The irony is that in the nations that consume the most food,
especially fast food, have the highest reported incidences
of IBS.
Fast food is full of toxins and lacks any essential nutrients.
If it did you could live on fast food and be healthy too,
but that's not the case.
The problem is we lack diversity and moderation. I know
because I've been there. I know what it's like to be on
the road and when you get hungry, you eat whatever is
convenient. Next thing you know, you are stuck in a pattern
of eating the same things.
I've said it before and I'll say it again . . . the most
important nutrient is the one your missing. Apparently
millions of people are missing the same nutrients because
they are all complaining about the same symptoms, the
symptoms of IBS.
One thing I know for certain IBS is NOT a drug deficiency.
Even animals know to change their diet when they are ill.
Sick and weak animals have been observed in the wild
chewing on grasses or specific plants to help cure their
aliments. Many ancient writings and texts from all over the
world refer to the importance of eating certain herbs,
grasses, leaves and fruits for their health giving
qualities.
Amazing thing is, ancient medicine men learned from
observing these animals and after thousands of years of
successfully using plants, new science is verifying the
same thing . . . Herbs heal!
Many of these grasses and herbs actually have a pleasant
taste like Meadowsweet, very similar to slippery elms bark.
Another favorite is German Chamomile, your Grandmother may
have given you Chamomile tea to soothe your stomach and
help you sleep once upon a time.
Would it surprise you to know slippery elms bark is rich in
beneficial trace minerals like manganese and iodine? Plus
it is also a source of protein. They all have something
beneficial to offer you, if you care to look . . .
Learn from the successes of those before you and from
Mother Nature and the creations around you. Get off the
beaten track and make a new path toward your own healing
experience.
If you suffer from IBS, all I can tell you is to think green.
http://www.SimpleIBSCure.com
Yours for excellent health,
Joe Barton
Founder & CEO
Barton Publishing Inc.
.
For our latest articles and research findings check out our Blog:
http://blog.bartonpublishing.com
Join us in our healthy mission and visit us at:
http://www.bartonpublishing.com/a
Disclaimer: The content and information contained in this
e-newsletter are for educational purposes only. These statements
have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
These statements are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or
prevent any disease. If you are pregnant, nursing, taking
medication, or have a medical condition, consult your physician
before using this product.
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