Our intelligent control system
Infectious and chronic or non-infectious diseases
We are living longer, thanks to major advances in medical science.
In the past people died, often when young, from infectious diseases now we die predominantly from chronic or non-infectious diseases with three out of four people dying from a chronic disease.
We are in the midst of an epidemic of chronic diseases overweight, diabetes, heart attacks, strokes and dementia.
Medical science may keep us alive for a long time but far worse is that we may live for a long time with poor health. Our life span may be increasing but our health span is not.
The mind and body are inseparable
We have a mind and a body, they are inseparable with our mind controlling our bodies, I prefer to call the part of our mind that controls our body our intelligent control system.
Chronic diseases determine whether we are fit and healthy or fat and sick. They stem from our intelligent control system not working properly.
A person may be obese because they suffer from food insecurity, this may have started in early childhood or in a war when food was scarce and is now firmly implanted in our mind or intelligent control system.
The person is obese because their intelligent control system has decided that it needs to store more fat so it sends out signals to both eat more and store the excess fat.
Going on a restrictive diet or taking appetite suppressant pills like Ozempic may appear to give some temporary benefit but is not facing the core of the problem which is food insecurity which may be hidden away in our subconscious so we are not even aware of it.
Rediscovering Gut Health
Not so long ago, our gut health thrived naturally.
Beneficial microbes from the soil entered our food, replenishing our gut biota effortlessly as we consumed fresh plants. These microscopic allies worked together like a supercomputer within us, communicating and releasing hormones to regulate hunger and maintain balance.
It is very simple, our intelligent control system, a subconscious brain formed from our head and gut-brain decides how much sugar we need in our blood and how much fat we need to store in our bodies.
This is subconscious, it decides based on the current situation and learning from the first suck on mum’s breast to that last slice of cheesecake you scoffed.
It sends out signals to regulate our blood sugar and fat levels. We can’t stop these signals – we have no control over our subconscious brain.
But we can restrict our food intake which certainly can work in the short-term but may make matters worse in the long term.
It is only by understanding how this intelligent control system works that we have any hope of preventing the epidemic of chronic disease.
Back then, overeating was rare, and while infectious diseases were a concern, chronic conditions were virtually unheard of.
Medical science has since made remarkable strides in combating infectious diseases.
However, modern food systems – while more hygienic – have inadvertently stripped away the essential microbes our bodies depend on.
The result? A global surge in chronic diseases like obesity, diabetes, heart disease, and dementia, far outweighing the threat of communicable illnesses.
Introducing Gbiota Technology: Nurturing Gut-Brain Health
Gbiota technology breeds beneficial microbes in the soil under carefully controlled conditions avoiding the harmful microbes, leading to a healthy and intelligent gut-brain so we feel full and naturally satisfied and no longer want to overeat.
Simple, Affordable, and Life-Changing
This is gaining momentum among health-conscious individuals who are ready to grow their food in microbe-rich, living soil.
But to make a real dent in the chronic disease epidemic, we need visionaries – people and businesses committed to bringing this solution to their communities.
Join the Movement
Whether you’re looking to improve your own health as a home grower or interested in building a profitable business that benefits the community Gbiota is your opportunity to make a difference.
Let’s work together to create healthier communities and a brighter future.
Reach out to us today at colin@gbiota.com. Your health – and your community – will thank you!
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