Gut Health and Fermented Foods
Gut Health and Fermented Foods
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More than ever, we need to understand the relationship between our gut, our health and our food. Living in today’s fast-paced, over-processed world, we can forget how important good food and good bacteria are to maintaining our physical and mental wellbeing. This book focuses on giving you both the history and the science behind fermented foods, and their importance in your diet. It covers how fermentation works, providing you with recipes to get you started. Once you start fermenting, it is important to know how to incorporate these types of foods into your daily life, so ideas are given to help you out in this regard. The goal is to have you make, eat, and love fermented foods. Eat a little every day, change your microbiome, improve your gut health and change your life.
About the Author
About the Author
Valerie Pearson has been a home cheesemaker and rampant foodie for over 35 years and has a passion for fresh, organic, homemade foods. Valerie's daughter Angela was born with chemical sensitivity in 1988, and after struggling with food labelling laws, Valerie armed herself with the knowledge and skills needed to take back control of her family's diet. Her company, Green Living Australia, provides ingredients and equipment for making cheeses, fermenting, home preserving and self-sufficient, sustainable living. Valerie continues to write and teach. This is her third book.
Table of Content
Table of Content
Part One: The History of FermentingIntroductionEarly Evidence of FermentationTypes of FermentationPart Two: The Science of Gut HealthThe Digestive SystemMicroorganismsFermentationThe Human Microbiome and MicrobiotaGut Microbiome and DiseasePart Three: The Art of FermentingWild FermentationAssisted FermentationIngredientsEquipmentHygiene and FermentingPart Four: Recipes and How to Use Them in Your Daily LifeYoghurtsSimple CheesesProbiotic DrinksFermented VegetablesSourdough BreadTroubleshootingPhotographsIndexResourcesBibliography
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