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Healthy digestion Product list

1. Colon detox – Purchased at Pure body Spa~ Refresh Your Soul. It acts as a strong purifier and intestinal vacuum, helping to draw out old fecal matter from the walls of your colon and out the bowel pockets. Colon Detox supports the removal of poisons, toxins, parasites, and heavy metals. This is also great for maintaining over all colon health

2. Digest Gold – by Enzymedica, Purchased at any health food store (amazon) they specialize in digestive enzymes! Or  See below Earths Nutrition

3. A Refrigerated Probiotic* Jarrow 3.4 billon live cultures Purchased at any health food store. If it’s not live it’s not a live culture it’s NOT a probiotic!

 

Suggested for healthy digestion and nutrition absorption

1.    Calm - by Natural Vitality- Purchased at any health food store. We need magnesium to and minerals to aid in digestions, to calm and relax our muscles, mind, and to balance our minerals (electrolytes) in our body. This is key in healthy bowl movement and restful sleep.

2.    Omega oils Or Krill Oil- Heath from the sun or Udo’s oil-Purchase at any health food store this is essential to release. With healthy fats we are able to lubricate our system. On a side note when we fuel ourselves with health fats our body is able to release the unhealthy stored fats.

3.    Bountiful Blend- Purchased at Pure body Spa~ Refresh Your Soul. Today we simply are not able to obtain the amount of fruits and veggies that one requires to get proper nutrients one requires. That and our food quality today is simply not what to be unless you juice and eat a raw food diet. Even at that our food simple wasn’t what it was even a decade ago due to our environment.
Earths Nutrition- Purchased at Pure body Spa~ Refresh Your Soul. Get all your vitamins, minerals, amino acids, enzymes, and trace minerals from natural foods. This organically grown super food is created from whole food to nourish your body.

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