Gut Healing Salted Caramel Smoothie

Name: Gut-Healing Salted Caramel Smoothie
Prep time: 5 min
Total time: 5 min
Ingredients: 2 Medjool Dates; 1 Tbsp Tahini; 1/2 cup Coconut Yoghurt ((or 1/2 cup fresh coconut meat or coconut cream + 1 probiotic capsule)); 1 frozen banana; 1/2 cup of coconut water; 1/2 tsp cinnamon; pinch of celtic sea salt; L-glutamine powder (5 grams); Glutamine is an amino acid that helps repair the digestive tract (especially important for people with chronic diarrhea.)

By Zuzana, On January 6, 2018, In Raw, Breakfast, Recipes, Mylks & Smoothies, All Recipes

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Hippocrates – “All Disease Begins In The Gut”

The process of digestion and absorption is one of the most important to our health. It’s an idea that dates back more than 2,000 years, when renowned Greek physician Hippocrates said that ‘all disease begins in the gut’. We believe that this statement is truer today than ever!

Did you know that more people take pharmaceutical drugs for digestive problems and diseases than any other health issue? Digestive issues are an epidemic, and come in many different forms.

What are the signs of unhealthy digestion?

Acid reflux
Indigestion
Throat and nose issues (clearing throat, runny nose, etc.)
Gas/bloating
Inflammation anywhere in the body
Skin disorders anywhere on the body
Negative reactions to food
Loose stools or constipation

If ignored and not treated, poor digestion will eventually cause one’s health to break down. Some examples of this breakdown include:

Autoimmune disorders (Crohn’s, IBS,Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis, Celiac disease)
Food and general allergies
Autism
Chronic viral infections
Genital infections
Arthritis
Diabetes
Eczema
Mental illness

This Gut-Healing Smoothie is one of our favourite ways to alleviate digestive problems and safeguard our guts with a healthy dose of probiotic. Plus it tastes absolutely delicious and will totally satisfy your taste buds!

#PLANTPOWERED INGREDIENTS:

CULTURED FOODS

Cultured foods (yogurt, kefir, sauerkraut ,kombucha,etc) are chock-full of probiotics or good bacteria. A countless of research has demonstrated how the ideal balance of good and bad bacteria in your gut forms the foundation for physical, mental, and emotional well-being. The beneficial bacteria in these foods are highly potent detoxifiers, capable of drawing out a wide range of toxins and heavy metals.On top of that some cultured foods are outstanding sources of essential nutrients such as vitamin K2 and also a potent producer of many B vitamins.

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