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Problem with Chronic constipation
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Yes, I've already tried the totally-grain-free diet; no results. I'm very interested, though, in the Intoleran enzymes you mention. I've just contacted Intoleran and asked if they sell an enzyme that helps with sodium intolerance; still waiting to hear back from them. If they don't, do you think their enzyme for starch/sugar/fiber would work the best? (Sugar doesn't seem to bother me at all but starch and fiber do.) I really hope they have something for sodium intolerance; I haven't added salt to my food in years, but sodium is hard to avoid and even one grain of it seems to bloat me up and cause gas and constipation no matter how much water I drink.
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H8bigbiz,
You have likely tried the A-Z of managing your sodium intolerance, including knowing that "not adding salt" to restaurant/industry-made food is an insufficient management tool given all the salt in such. I do not think Intoleran has anything for salt.
I tried three Intoleran products one-by-one, in turn - Starchway, Fructase and Fibratase. With each additional enzyme product added, another gut issue quickly resolved. I was exploring Intoleran as my restrictive diet alone stopped working.
I subsequently tried the Quatrase Forte and Starchway together and that worked too.
I need to try Quatrase Forte alone to see if it alone works for me also. That would be a money saver!