Gut and psychology syndrome is the brain child of Dr Natasha Campbell McBride. If it is health you are seeking then this is something you need to know about. She goes to the roots of health and disease and helps us to identify the lifestyle choices that result in both health and disease. From this informed starting point we can choose our lifestyle according to which outcome we want to experience.

The context

These days human health is under attack like never before. There are many factors that come together in todays toxic environment that we must be aware of, Only then can we design a lifestyle around health and longevity. There is an enormous amount of information available to us, but the challenge is sifting through it all to find out what is true. Dr Campbell Mcbride has done some incredible work presenting gut and psychology syndrome and assimilating the latest research and presents us with a clear picture of the fundamental requirements of a healthy gut.

Gut and psychology syndrome

In this episode of “Living outside the Matrix”  Dr Natasha Campbell-McBride goes into some detail as she explains with clarity and eloquence how the GAPS diet is key in treating as well as avoiding a plethora of modern chronic disease. Gut and psychology syndrome lies at the foundation of understanding human health.

Books by Dr Natasha Campbell-McBride

“Gut and Psychology Syndrome: Natural Treatment for Autism”

“Put Your Heart in Your Mouth: Natural Treatment for Atherosclerosis, Angina”

“Vegetarianism Explained: Making an Informed Decision”

I trust you will find this information useful. It has helped me enormously. It cannot be overstated that if you want to be healthy well into old age, or if you wish to grow old gracefully and beautifully without suffering from chronic disease, then this information just has to be assimilated into your lifestyle. It is a simple cause and effect equation, if you want this then you MUST do that.

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Nigel Howitt

Treehouse Farm

March 2019