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The Gut – Your Body’s Central Hub for Health

Why Bowel Health Matters

Poor bowel management is at the root of most health issues. Your gastrointestinal (GI) tract is the body’s central system—just like the hub of a wheel supports movement, your gut supports overall health. Without proper digestion, absorption, and elimination, the body cannot function optimally.

The Role of the Colon

The colon (large intestine) is responsible for eliminating waste from digestion and cellular metabolism.

The lymphatic system also disposes of one-third or more of its waste through the colon.

Think of your colon as the sewer system of the body—when it’s clean and functioning well, the entire body thrives.

The Impact of Poor Bowel Management

Your bowels take the brunt of damage from acidic, toxic foods and drinks:

✔ Some foods act like glue, sticking to the walls of your intestines.

✔ Others are abrasive, triggering excess mucus production to protect the lining.

✔ Chronic inflammation weakens the structure and function of the digestive tract.

✔ A clogged or sluggish colon leads to toxicity, malabsorption, and poor elimination.

How Often Should You Poop?

Ask yourself:

How often do you move your bowels in a day?

How long after eating do you eliminate waste?

A healthy digestive system should work efficiently, eliminating food within 12–24 hours after eating. If your digestion is sluggish, it’s time to cleanse, nourish, and restore your GI tract.

Final Thought

Your intestines are the main canal for digestion, breaking down food into fuel and essential nutrients. Keeping them clean, healthy, and functioning properly is non-negotiable for overall wellness. Bowel health is whole-body health!