Your Digestive Health
The digestive system is the body’s nutrition pipeline – receiving, processing, and distributing nutrients for the body to use. AIM products ensure this process stays in working order – from beginning to end. Get your system back on track.
The Digestive System
The main function of the digestive system is to break down food into smaller bits so that the nutrients can be absorbed by the body and converted into energy. Its secondary role is to remove the waste leftover from the conversion process.
The Need for Fibre and / or Prebiotics( food for your Probiotics)
The average person gets only 15 grams of fibre a day. The American Heart Association recommended amount of fibre is 20-35 grams per day. Research has shown that people with high-fibre diets increase their survival rates by 22%.
Fibre comes exclusively from plants, and there are two types of fibre: Soluble and insoluble. Although both are necessary, soluble breaks down in water and insoluble does not.
Insoluble fibre can absorb water and keep you fuller, longer and can help make waste easier to pass. Some soluble fibres work as prebiotics.
Symptoms of low fibre intake include weight gain, constipation, blood sugar fluctuations and fatigue. Fibre also helps control cholesterol levels and may improve mineral absorption.
Studies have shown that fibre may prevent diverticulitis, reduce the risk of first-time stroke by 7% and help your body remove the carcinogens in cooked meat.
Digestive Enzymes:
Digestive enzymes are proteins that act as biological catalysts that help the body convert food into usable stuff like energy or amino acids. They also facilitate the absorption of nutrients. Digestive enzymes are fragile things. Food, in its natural state, should contain enzymes. Because so much of today’s food is processed and/or cooked, we often don’t get the enzymes that we’re supposed to.
Digestive enzymes may help with or relieve symptoms of:
- Promoting growth of beneficial gut bacteria
- Transforming food into nutrients
- Tissue repair
- Heartburn
- Diarrhoea
- Flatulence
- Gas pain
- Stomach ache
- Constipation
- Irritable bowel syndrome
- Immune system health
Probiotics are CRUCIAL
Probiotics are living microorganisms that regulate the movement of food through the digestive system and have been used to supplement the treatment of several digestive diseases.
Additionally, probiotics help balances intestinal pH and keep unfriendly and unwanted bacteria populations from thriving. Our gut flora does a few other beneficial bodily tasks like producing B vitamins, pathogen protection, aiding our immune systems and disarming toxic compounds.
A thriving and healthy gut microbiome can be thrown off kilter by relatively common things: stress, not eating enough fruits and vegetables, artificial sweeteners, antacids, antibiotics, toxins and individual digestion problems.
Probiotics may help with or relieve the symptoms of:
- Infectious diarrhoea
- Traveller’s diarrhoea
- Digestion problems following or caused by antibiotic use
- Irritable bowel syndrome
- Intestinal infections
- Immune system health
- Yeast infections and urinary tract infections
- Atopic eczema
- Respiratory tract infections in children
- Tooth decay
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