Bizarre Food STOPS Weight Gain & Cancer

By Jack Taylor Posted August 24, 2017

Dear Turapür Today Reader,

These days, it seems like everyone is telling you how important it is to improve your gut health.

And it’s true.

Keeping your gut healthy can help you ward off everything from weight gain to cancer.

So how do you do it? Well, researchers from China have just discovered that one very unusual food can quickly whip your gut bacteria into shape.

But there’s a good chance you’ve never tried it.

I’m talking about cuttlefish, a close cousin to the squid and the octopus.

This weird-looking ocean dweller is a dietary staple in many seaside cultures, especially in Asia.

But due to a special ink stored in its body, it’s now getting a lot of attention from medical researchers.

It turns out that this salty dark ink contains high levels of antioxidants that can help shield your body from tumors, testicular damage and kidney problems.

And now it looks like this wonder food can boost your gut bacteria, too.

In a recent animal study, researchers found that the ink drastically increases the number of good gut bacteria that can help shield your body from weight gain.

Even better, the ink also reduced the number of dangerous bacteria linked to inflammatory bowel disease — one of the key drivers behind colon cancer.

Now, trust me, I’m not going to ask you to start swigging bottles of cuttlefish ink.

The truth is getting it into your diet is a lot easier (and tastier) than you’d probably think.

Folks have been using cuttlefish ink to flavor their foods for centuries — it gives a bit of a salty kick. Its rich, deep flavor makes it the perfect addition to simmering sauces, pastas and seafood dishes.

You can get cuttlefish ink through specialty grocers or click here to check out an online selection.

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Regards,

Jack Taylor
Department of Research, Turapür Products