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Digestive
Wellness
Completely Revised
and Updated
Third Edition
Elizabeth Lipski, Ph.D., CCN
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DOI: 10.1036/007146008X
 
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Contents
Foreword ix
Preface xi
Acknowledgmentsxiii
Introduction: Who Can Benefit from This Book? xv
1
The American Way of Life Is Hazardous
to Our Health 1
Food and the Environment 6
Food Preparation and Technology 7
Food Additives • The Microwave • Genetic Engineering •
Food Irradiation
The Changing American Lifestyle 12
Over-the-Counter Pain Relievers • Antibiotics • Pollution
and Environmental Toxins
The Will to Change 14
2A Voyage Through the Digestive System 17
Yo u Aren’t Only What You Eat 18
A Guided Tour Through the Digestive System 21
The Brain • The Mouth • The Esophagus • The Stomach:
The Body’s Blender • Small Intestine • The Pancreas • Gut-
Associated Lymphatic Tissue (GALT) • Gut Serotonin • The
Liver: The Body’s Fuel Filter • The Gallbladder: A Holding
Ta n k for Bile • The Large Intestine or Colon
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Contents
3
The Bugs in Your Body: Intestinal Flora 37
The Many Benefits of Intestinal Flora 40
Probiotic Bacteria Help Us in Many Ways
Not All Intestinal Bacteria Are Friendly 48
Prebiotics 48
Foods and Herbs That Enhance Intestinal Flora 50
Probiotic Supplements 52
Dosage
4Dysbiosis: A Good Neighborhood Gone Bad 55
What Causes Dysbiosis? 62
Patterns of Dysbiosis 65
Putrefaction Dysbiosis • Fermentation Dysbiosis • Deficiency
Dysbiosis • Sensitization Dysbiosis
Candida: The Masquerader 68
5
Leaky Gut Syndrome: The Systemic
Consequences of Faulty Digestion 81
What Causes Leaky Gut Syndrome? 86
Chronic Stress • Dysbiosis • Environmental Contaminants •
Overconsumption of Alcoholic Beverages • Poor Food
Choices • Use of Medication
Restoring Gut Integrity 88
Food and Environmental Sensitivities 89
Lectins 93
Elimination-Provocation Diet 94
6
Functional Medicine and Functional Testing 97
Acid-Alkaline Balance and pH Testing 98
Home pH Testing
Comprehensive Digestive Stool Analysis (CDSA) 106
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