We all eat every day, multiple times per day...good to know how we can be EVEN nicer to our digestive systems! This is an excellent article!
We’ve all heard the saying “You are what you eat.” It’s true, but acupuncture lends further insight into our relationship with food by suggesting that we are also how we eat.
Want Good Digestion? Give Some Thought to Your Spleen and Stomach
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We’ve all heard the saying “You are what you eat.” It’s true, but acupuncture lends further insight into our relationship with food by suggesting that we are also how we eat.
On some level, we know this already. Think about the times when you’ve skipped breakfast and then gorged yourself much too quickly on a huge lunch. Chances are, you felt a little irritable and anxious before stuffing your face, after which you probably felt uncomfortably full and bloated.
Low blood sugar followed by undue stress on your digestive organs is one way of looking at this scenario. However, acupuncture offers an explanation that’s much more interesting and broader in scope. Understanding this perspective is an initial step toward avoiding weight gain, constipation, bloating, acid reflux and even bad breath.
Low blood sugar followed by undue stress on your digestive organs is one way of looking at this scenario. However, acupuncture offers an explanation that’s much more interesting and broader in scope. Understanding this perspective is an initial step toward avoiding weight gain, constipation, bloating, acid reflux and even bad breath.
Want Good Digestion? Give Some Thought to Your Spleen and Stomach
These conditions can produce postnasal drip and can cause nasal discharge to find its way to the back of the tongue. If this mucus contains bacteria and viruses, it will cause bad breath when it reaches the mouth. Even if the mucus is not infected, natural oral bacteria will feed on the mucus, creating waste products and producing bad breath.
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