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By |February 18th, 2023|Podcasts|0 Comments

Should People Managing Inflammation Avoid Natren’s Dairy Based Probiotics?

The Effects of Probiotics on Inflammation Join me and Natasha Trenev, founder of Natren probiotics, as we answer another question from an LTYG reader. This week's question reads: "Many people find dairy pro-inflammatory. Should people managing inflammation avoid Natren's dairy-based probiotics?" Don't forget to download my FREE eBook, What You Need to Know About Probiotics! [...]

By |February 16th, 2023|Probiotics, Supplement FAQs|2 Comments

Jini’s Probiotic Retention Enema and Wild Oregano Oil Protocol

A while back I posted about Jay "The Gut Ninja" Baluk's success using my Probiotic Retention Enema. Well, since then, both Jay and I have had a LOT of requests from people who don't want to get my comprehensive Listen To Your Gut program, they just want Jini's Probiotic Retention Enema and Jini's Wild Oregano [...]

Protocols Are Too Hard!

I recently received this email from an LTYG reader expressing their frustration with protocols being too hard. I hear your pain! And I wish that healing a chronic, supposedly incurable disease was easier and simpler…but the bottom line is, it’s not. I often receive emails like this, however, he was very upset so I wanted [...]

By |January 31st, 2023|Protocols & Research, Reader Stories|0 Comments

Using Probiotics During & After Antibiotics

If you’re taking an antibiotic, you can either wait until the course of treatment is over before beginning probiotic supplementation, or, you can take probiotics during the course of antibiotic treatment. WHY should you take probiotics during or after antibiotic treatment? Because nature abhors a vacuum! This means that the risk of secondary or opportunistic [...]

By |January 29th, 2023|Probiotics Research, Protocols & Research|38 Comments
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