These Foods Will Heal Your Gut

This video covers 5 of Dr. Islam’s favorite gut healing foods including fermented foods, fiber rich foods, prebiotic foods, bone broth, and anti-inflammatory foods. These foods can help improve the gut microbiome and reduce inflammation, allowing us to live a healthier life. Dr. Islam encourages us to incorporate some of these foods into our diet in order to feel the benefits.

VIDEO SUMMARY & HIGHLIGHTS

  •  Dr. Islam, AKA the “poop hero”, shares his five favorite gut-healing foods that can be implemented into one’s diet to improve gut health.
  •  Fermented foods, fiber-rich foods, prebiotic foods, bone broth, and anti-inflammatory foods are all excellent choices for healing the gut.
  •  Incorporating these types of food into one’s diet can help reduce inflammation and improve overall health.

FULL TRANSCRIPT

So do you want to know how you can heal your gut just by eating food? What one? Today’s video, I’m gonna share with you five of my favorite gut healing foods that you can implement today to improve your gut health. Guys, let’s talk about food. How do y’all, Dr. Islam here, AKA your poop hero, trying to give you the best tips and trick so you can live your best life from the top all the way down to your bottom.

Have it already. Don’t forget to smash that like button my share and subscribe. And if you haven’t already, don’t forget to subscribe to my newsletter. Or you can get great tips and trick every single week going straight to your inbox so you can get your best life instead of eating your feelings, which will not be good for you. You can actually eat your way to help.

I firmly believe that what you put in your mouth makes up about 80% of what makes your gut happy or makes your gut sad. And there there’s no doubt that the food that we eat is crucial to our overall wellbeing. And we can sometimes change our health from one way to the other just by changing the foods that we eat. And here are my favorite foods for the gut.

Number one, fermented foods that fermented foods are rich in probiotics, bacteria, and to improve what is going on inside your gut microbiome. There’s a constant battle between the good guys and the bad guys. I feel like I’m talking about transformers here when it comes to the ABOs and the decepticons. And you wanna have as many ABOs inside your gut. And the best way to do that is to have fermented foods.

You act as a natural fertilizer to improve the good guys, the autobots, to get you feeling better and to improve your gut health. Overall. Foods like kimchi, kombucha, kiefer sauerkraut, and yogurt are fantastic fermented foods that can help improve your gut microbiome naturally. Number two are fiber rich foods. Now, if you’ve been watching my channel and my videos,

which you should, if you haven’t, you know I’m a big fan of fiber. Fiber is the foundation for your gut health. It lays everything down and you can build good health from that foundation. And if you can add fiber rich foods to your diet, it’s going to make your gut happy and healthy. These include foods like fruits, vegetables, and plants.

In fact, the best predictor for your gut health is a diet that has a wide variety of plants in there, and that can help out with what’s going on with your gut microbiome. But sometimes it’s hard having that fiber. So if you want to supplement extra fiber by taking a supplement with fiber, not a problem at all. It can help out with your gut microbiome.

Either way, it doesn’t matter to me. Just improve and increase the amount of fiber in your diet. Number three, prebiotic foods. Prebiotic foods are also foods that act as a natural fertilizer for your gut microbiome. It gives you the reinforcements, the strength, and the help that the good guys want inside your gut. I would much rather you have prebiotic foods than have a prebiotic supplement,

because the food adds more than just the prebiotics. You get the minerals, you get the nutrients, you get the feeling of being full by having these foods. It’s not just one pill that can kind of maybe make you feel better. It’s actually the minerals and the supplements I want you to have. When it comes to prebiotic foods, these are glue foods like garlic,

onions, bananas, and asparagus. These are fantastic gut approved prebiotic foods. Number four, bone broth. Oh yeah, I love bone broth. Bone broth is rich in gelatin and amino acid, which are excellent for your overall health. In addition to that, it has minerals, vitamins, and other components that can help bring down the amount of inflammation going on inside your GI tract.

And bone broth has other vitamins, minerals, and nutrients that can help out with the lining of your gut to make your gut happy and healthy. With winter fall coming around the corner, this is the perfect time to have some warm bone broth and have that as a soup. Your body will thank you and maybe your body’s temperature will thank you as well.

Number five, anti-inflammatory foods. Yes, yes, yes. This is what we want. Raise the roof. Raise the roof. So we always have inflammation going on inside our body, especially if we have chronic diseases like arthritis, GI issues, harbor reflux, constipation, autoimmune diseases. And so you want to find ways to decrease the amount of inflammation you want to improve or increase the amount of antioxidants inside your body.

Antioxidants can help fight off that inflammation, make you feel better, and decrease the overall sensitivity of your GI tract. These include foods like fatty fish, like salmon or sardines, dandelion greens, flaxseeds, grapes, kale, turmeric, and olive oil. So here’s my call to action to you this week. I want you to incorporate some of these foods that can make your body happy,

improve your gut microbiome, and get you swollen on the inside. See how you feel, see if it makes your health better. And let me know in the common stand below what your thoughts are whenever you incorporate these foods. So my question eight for you. Have you tried incorporating foods help out with your gut? Has it made it better? Has it made it worse?

What has worked? What has it calmed down below? I will love to hear what you guys have to say. And if you enjoyed the content from this video, check out this other video. We’ll talk about other foods that can protect you from diseases. Wanna thank you for watching. Don’t forget to smash that like button, live sharing, subscribe. And if you haven’t already,

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