Here’s How GoDaily Helps With The REAL and ROOT CAUSE of
Constipation and IBS
After you eat, food moves through your digestive tract. The intestines take water and nutrients from the
food. Normally, the process continues until a stool is formed. Electrical muscle contractions in the
intestine then pass the stool out of your body.
Research by leading experts shows that today's faster and more stressful society inflames your
intestines.
This makes common sense because everyone knows that stress causes inflammation and swelling
throughout the body.
So now your colon and stomach is SWOLLEN as it tries to move food through your 4 to 6 feet of
colon
so you can poop it out.
This swelling slows down and almost FREEZES this movement process.
Your colon and digestive tract BACKS UP LIKE A CLOGGED DRAIN.
It’s like there’s a dam in your gut that is STOPPING the flow of poop through your system.
The result is you can’t poop regularly, and when you do, it is difficult and your poops are hard and you
are
miserable until this discovery.
The technical term for movement of poop through your digestive system is myoelectrical activity. That
simply
means your body generates electrical signals that make your muscles push poop through your system.
BUT THERE'S A PROBLEM WITH YOUR MYOELECTRICAL ACTIVITY - AND THAT'S WHY YOU HAVE CONSTIPATION
Myoelectrical activity is measured by researchers using a bipolar electrode clipped to areas of the
colon in
clinical studies.
And here's the key: since your myoelectrical activity has slowed down to the speed of a snail, your
intestinal muscles cannot do the work that is necessary to move your poop through your system and into
the
toilet.
This makes it take way too long for food to move through your digestive system.
THIS SLOW POOP TRANSIT TIME IS CAUSING YOUR CONSTIPATION NOW.
Does that make sense?
Today's over the counter and prescription medicines do NOT work well to fix this issue and end
your
constipation.
To end your constipation, you need to defeat your Myoelectric Constipation Syndrome (MCS) which
is
causing your slow poop transit time and your constipation.