It’s the classic “chicken or the egg” argument: Does my stress cause my digestive issues, or do my digestive issues cause my stress? Well, it appears that both might actually be true.
Most of us are cognizant that stress can impact the entire body, and the stomach is no exception. It can bring about those all-too familiar knots in the stomach, heartburn, gas, ulcers, constipation, diarrhea and all other sorts of digestive ailments.
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and medical director of the Digestive Health Center at Wake Forrest University. He adds, “Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, the great German writer and philosopher, believed that the gut was the seat of all human emotions.”
On the other side of the coin, however, it appears that eating foods that negatively affect your digestion could actually be causing your stress. “Your digestive system appreciates a healthy, well-balanced diet,” says Dr. Koch. And even The American Psychological Association recently reported that poor or inadequate nutrition is one of leading causes of worry and anxiety.
So which is it, the chicken or the egg? The research seems to point to the notion that the correct answer is, well, both: Stress causes digestive problems, and digestion problems cause stress.
Regardless, it’s clear that one is directly related to the other. With that in mind, Mannatech’s Ambrotose® Complex is a revolutionary product designed to increase immune system support and support digestive function. It provides your body with glyconutrients that can support good digestion and even improve your mood.
Since coming on the market in 1996, more than 2.5 million units of this revolutionary product have been sold in more than twelve countries across five continents. It’s special blend of specific plant polysaccharides deliver support not typically found in our modern diet, yet are essential for proper gastrointestinal function as well as for the maintenance of good health.
Make Ambrotose® Complex a part of your daily health regimen and see for yourself how much it could improve both your digestion and attitude.