Pyroluria and Digestion

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Weak Digestion a Perfect Driver of Pyroluria and Pyrrole Disorder

The Digestive system is where we absorb the majority of our nutrients, remove the bulk of the waste, it's home to 70% of the immune system and stores up to 90% of the body's serotonin. Pretty important stuff and if it's not functioning at the top of its game everything that relies on it for nourishment sufferers.

Studies have shown that digestive conditions such as dysbiosis, Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Leaky Gut Syndrome are driving factors that worsen Pyroluria and Pyrrole Disorder.

In this video Naturopath, Greg Newson sheds some light on the connection between Pyroluria, Pyrrole Disorder and digestive disturbances.

Greg Newson

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Greg Newson is a qualified Naturopath, Western Medicine Herbalist, Nutritionist, Remedial Massage Therapist and Professional Health & Wellbeing Speaker. Greg has a passion for helping people and has been treating patients in clinical practice since 2002.

Greg is the owner of the Vitality and Wellness Centre, Lismore NSW Australia, a busy Naturopathic Clinic that cares for people suffering with any type of health complaint. He is dedicated in educating people to understand and embrace the enormous potential that natural medicine has on our long-term health and well-being. Greg is able to help people improve their health and offers in-clinic, phone and Skype health consultations as well as Guest Speaking on natural medicine and heath related topics.

Greg Newson's Qualifications: Advance Diploma Human Health Science 2001 (Charles Sturt University), Advance Diploma Remedial Massage 2002 (Health Schools Australia), Advance Diploma Western Herbal Medicine 2003 (Health Schools Australia), Bachelor Health Science 2005 (Charles Sturt University), Advance Diploma Naturopathy 2008 (Health Schools Australia), Advance Diploma Functional Nutrition 2008 (Health Schools Australia).

Greg is a member of the Australian Traditional Medicine Society (ATMS)

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