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You deserve a milkshake!

I’m going to tell you something because no one else will. You deserve a milkshake. You deserve a milkshake that isn’t going to send you onto a blood sugar roller coaster and mess with your healthy flora. You deserve this milkshake. A perfect treat when you want a nourishing clean energy boost.

One of the major HIDDEN stressors causing hormone imbalances

Leaky Gut – also known as intestinal permeability – describes a condition in which the lining of the small intestine becomes damaged, causing undigested food particles, toxic waste products, and bacteria to penetrate and enter the bloodstream. It’s one of the major HIDDEN stressors that leads to hormone imbalances. I've never seen a person struggling with hormones that doesn't need to heal their gut.

This can be the answer to your stubborn pounds and hormone imbalances

Taking care of the bacteria that cause inflammation can be the answer to you stubborn weight problems, estrogen dominance and other hormone imbalances. Like overgrowth of strep bacteria was the main cause of my horrible acne that went away as soon as tamed those stinkers. Ladies remember these bacteria can be the cause you can't lose stubborn pounds or chronically fatigued despite eating healthy, dieting, taking a ton of supplements and shakes, whatever is yours "I have tried it all"

4 Root Causes For Your IBS And How It Causes Stubborn Weight Issues

You probably don't know but IBS goes hand-in-hand with sluggish/fatty liver and is causing a war in your body and problems with cortisol. You know from my videos that cortisol causes that stubborn belly fat and weight gain even when you are on a zero carb diet

What you don't know about your thyroid, and it's essential to know!

One of the biggest reasons behind stubborn weight gain (eating healthy, exercising and nothing-seems-to-work types of weight gain) is thyroid imbalances. The process of thyroid hormone production actually starts in the brain where your hypothalamus sends a signal to your pituitary gland via a hormone called TRH. Once the pituitary receives it, it sends a signal to your thyroid via a hormone called TSH, one of the main markers most doctors will test. And it's its totally NOT sufficient...