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Thankfully, it was a wake up call to take care of my diet and to use supplement to lessen the burden for my digestive system.
you need good gut bacteria, try it, it worked for me.
Thankfully, it was a wake up call to take care of my diet and to use supplement to lessen the burden for my digestive system.
That was what I used to believe. However, exercising can only strengthen the heart but not the stomach nor the liver. These 2 organs will give way as we age. It will fail faster if we live to eat. All kind of illness will then pop up. Personally, I got acid reflux, gout ... Thankfully, it was a wake up call to take care of my diet and to use supplement to lessen the burden for my digestive system.
you need good gut bacteria, try it, it worked for me.
you need good gut bacteria, try it, it worked for me.
Thanks I did try probiotic. It is more for indigestion. For me my digestive system was screw up because it produces too much digestive juice so probiotic didn't help. Surprising black turtle bean soup works.you need good gut bacteria, try it, it worked for me.
I indulge in none of the above but had fatty liver. The upper abdomen was so bloated that some fine blood vessels appeared. Ever since watching my diet and taking supplement for liver, it recovered. So was my gout.Unless you have some sort of chronic liver infection there is no reason why your liver function should be affected by age unless there are genetic issues.
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/liver-problems/symptoms-causes/syc-20374502
Factors that may increase your risk of liver disease include:
- Heavy alcohol use
- Injecting drugs using shared needles
- Tattoos or body piercings
- Blood transfusion before 1992
- Exposure to other people's blood and body fluids
- Unprotected sex
- Exposure to certain chemicals or toxins
- Diabetes
- Obesity
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-45434753
Probiotics labelled 'quite useless'
By James GallagherHealth and science correspondent, BBC News
- 6 September 2018
You recall my flatulence with diarrhoea episode? Took probiotics and it helped a lot.
Your issues were probably caused by the PAP.
nah... I boiled it down to bad meat.
This is it - eating habits. My niece has 3 children, sec 2, prim 6 and 3 with a lot of tuition classes. Just the other day, I was annoyed that she was asking her son to eat quickly - late for tuition class. I saw half a bowl of rice to be literally swallowed in a minute! Just insane to me. It is well known that if one gulps down food, our digestive system has to strain itself very heavily to digest the food - without help from the enzymes from our saliva , etc. With time, the damage will show itself - diabetes and what not.Boss,
the way in which one partake the meals matters as well- folks in SE Asia tend to not ingest the food slowly, they wolf it down and that results in overeating before they feel full.
Genetic disposition aside, these eating habits could be related to learned behaviour passed down from our forefathers.
It certainly could be bad meat but if the government had proper regulations in place the bad meat would not have reached your mouth in the first place.
The key is also to exercise to regulate insulin level. I see many sinkies who can't do without rice or some sort of carbo I their diet. but it's really OK if we exercise 45minutes a day. just some stretching or brisk walking can do
sounds plausible, but I chose to eat my meat because I've been brought up not wasting food. do I blame my parents for that?
Best to blame the PAP. They are used to being blamed for everything and have developed pretty thick skins.
I love Dr Berg. .. been a subscriber for more than a year now. He is a big proponent of keto and intermittent fasting. Noticed he's lost even more weight recently. Diet and exercise are both important.I'm learning a lot from watching youtube. Take a look at this video which explains one's hormones is important.