If you think about it, digestion--good, bad, and in-between--is something that affects all of us. A lot of us eat poorly or like convicts on the lam, and that has serious repercussions. Repercussions that are probably best left to the imagination. Actually, let's not imagine anything at all.

Dr. Andrew Weil expressed the bigger problem behind digestion in a 2011 column for The Huffington Post. (I'm not going to make a habit of regularity citing from her, but since it's Dr. Weil. I'll make an exception): 

That's something, huh? It's a good thing that the supplement industry has a ton of safer, less intense options available as part of a healthy lifestyle. 

And, even better, we have a collection of contributors ready to offer their opinions on the market and information on what's available. We have some old standbys (Kathleen Dunn, Marc Lemay, James Gormley) and a new face or two (Deerland Enzymes' CEO Scott Ravech).

Of course, we're always looking for feedback and thoughts, so please feel free to comment, start a discussion, or even suggestion a post. You can reach me at [email protected] or via Twitter, @PeteCroatto.