Weekly Highlights

On this Episode good friend of the show Amber Lynn Vitale joins to discuss the Science behind supplements. We shared some buyers beware tips and things you should look for when purchasing a dietary supplement.  

Guest: Amber Lynn Vitale, CN, is a Board Certified Holistic Nutrition® professional and a Certified Dietary Supplement Professional™ (CDSP™). She is an Ayurvedic Clinical Consultant and an instructor with Wild Rose College of Herbal Medicine.

Amber also sits on the advisory boards for Natural Practitioner and Taste for Life magazines, contributing her expertise to enhance readers’ understanding of health and wellness trends. Since 2003, Amber has maintained an Integrative Nutrition practice, collaborating with Functional Medicine healthcare providers. Her passion for traditional foods, herbs, and regenerative farming inspires her holistic approach to nutritional education. In 2020, Amber and her family moved from Brooklyn, NY, to a 25-acre farm in Montana, where she rejuvenates the soil to improve plant, animal, and human health.

Amber's professional credentials highlight her commitment to advanced nutritional science and ethical practice. Her designations as a Board-Certified Holistic Nutritionist® and Certified Dietary Supplement Professional™ ensure she brings the most current research and best practices to her work, empowering others to optimize their health through tailored supplementation and lifestyle strategies.

Learn more at Amberlynnvitale.com
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Let’s set the stage and talk about Good Digestion vs. Bad…

To understand what goes wrong with digestion, it is important to understand
how it works. As food mixed with saliva enters the stom­ach, it is broken down into small particles by stomach acid, then by enzymes produced by the pancre­as and bile produced by the liver. “Good” bacteria (flora) in the small intestine complete the job of break­ing down nutrients so that they can be absorbed. Indigestible parts of food, such as fiber, and other waste products are pushed into the colon where they remain until eliminated.

It also serves as a barrier to prevent undigested food, large molecules and foreign substances, such as harmful bacteria and yeast, from getting through. When the lin­ing of the small intestine becomes irritated and inflamed, it is unable to do its job properly.  As a result, bacteria and undigested food “leak” into the bloodstream.  Officially this is called increased intestinal perme­ability, but more often the problem is called leaky gut syndrome.

Learn more about Dr. Mark Stengler, NMD
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