Hey Jimi,
Everything we call “aging” is really just inflammation.
Wrinkly skin?
Feeling tired all the time?
Increased risk of heart attack?
All caused by inflammation.
But, you probably already knew that.
Here’s what you didn’t know about inflammation:
Lots of people online say that
free radicals cause inflammation.
So if you just eat enough antioxidants, inflammation will go away.
But that’s not the whole story.
Some new evidence suggests that inflammation comes from a completely different source:
Your
gut.
What does your gut have to do with inflammation?
Well, inside your gut, there are lots of mean, nasty bacteria.
Sometimes, parts of those bacteria escape from your gut... and your immune system attacks them.
That fight can damage your cells, and cause inflammation.
(You know how 2 young boys fighting at home can knock over tables, rip up the sofa, and maybe even break a window? It’s kind of like that, except it’s not your sofa and your window — it’s your heart and lungs.)
The good news is, you also have
good bacteria in your gut.
And if you give those good bacteria the tools, they can keep the bad bacteria in check.
Making you way less likely to get inflamed.
Want to learn how to take care of your gut?
Good news: Sarah Otto (you may know her from Goodness Lover) created a masterclass all about gut health.
She interviewed 27 separate gut health experts...
Took what they said...
And then put them into one big training program, just for you.
Normally, she sells this masterclass for $297.
But right now, you can get instant access...
For free.
Click right here to enroll:
>> Learn how to take care of your gut (for free) — just click here!
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Kim
P.S. If your gut’s not healthy, inflammation isn’t the only problem you’ll have.
In fact, it’s just the tip of the iceberg.
Here’s a list of all the nasty symptoms you can get if your gut’s out of whack:
- Weight gain
- Skin problems like acne and eczema
- Bloating, gas, and diarrhea
- Mood swings
- Anxiety and depression
- Constantly feeling tired
- Brain fog
- Increased risk of heart attack
- And more.
If you don’t take good care of your gut, you’re much more likely to fall victim to one of these conditions.
To learn how to take good care of your gut, click below:
>> Click here to enroll in Sarah Otto’s microbiome masterclass (while it’s still FREE!)
P.P.S. When you register for Sarah’s masterclass, she’s going to give you 2 additional bonuses completely free:
#1: The Microbiome Toolkit, which helps you figure out if your microbiome is out of whack — and shows you how to restore it.
#2: Top 12 Foods & Natural Remedies For Better Gut Health. This is exactly what it sounds like: 12 things you can eat/drink to improve your gut health. (#9 is really easy to add to your diet — in fact, you probably have some in your spice cabinet right now.)
If you want FREE access to the masterclass and these 2 bonuses, click here:
>> Learn how to take better care of your gut (and get 2 FREE bonuses) — click here.