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Designed for healthcare professionals, this high-quality visual includes anatomy and quick assessment tips for the GI tract.

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Turns out there’s a lot of stuff in the abdomen. One could even say there’s almost as much as in the hand. Maybe. There are three main trunks/arteries off the descending aorta that supp…

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SIBO is a common medical condition, that is responsible for many of the cases of diagnosed IBS, and is a common condition treated by naturopathic doctors.

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Are you into natural home remedies? Then you can't miss this infographic highlighting 10 spices and herbs that heal yourself from the inside out.

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Useless Leftover? Or Beneficial Storehouse? For many years, evolutionists believed that the human appendix was a vestigial organ, a remnant of something that was once much larger and lost as the species evolved, and that it did not serve any clear function. The appendix was seen as an essentially useless leftover of human evolution. Most of us don’t seem to give it any thought unless it becomes blocked or inflamed. This is known as appendicitis and the only remedy is surgical removal. For…
Learn how the different parts of the GI tract work together to digest food.

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