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Redundant/Tortuous Colon & Severe Constipation
Digestive Health | Last Active: Dec 29, 2024 | Replies (104)Comment receiving replies
That makes good sense, @shawnkthryn. Less is more. If it is something like gastroparesis and it is acceptabley controlled by diet, that would be enough success for me. If I were in my eighties with weak muscle mass, I wouldn't want anything more invasive. I try to avoid as much medical intervention as possible. In my view, such only helps-- there is rarely a silver bullet. It seems like you are doing your homework by Googling.
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I want to thank you for patiently guiding me. There's been so many changes w diet since the 4th of July. I think my system went into shock since fasting day before Thanksgiving. @ that point, thank you for stepping up w positive reinforcements & excellent diet ideas. It's becoming an entirely different direction, not to be drawn to the Bakery. Meat dept & Produce- only for a lil bit. I've likely been in starvation mode w/o knowing. Realizing the deterioration of this 66yy muscles to zilch. 1st months progress report. I'm making homemade soup. Salmon patties. I could nurse on a patty all day. I'm trying to eat in peaceful environment. Egg beaters, egg whites took adjusting. But by golly, I'm w you. It is all in the diet. If you feel awful after you eat, my exp for 23y's. I'm sure my body was signaling Woe. Don't eat it. Lot of self discipline & commitment to ourselves, we won't allow this tormenting me anymore. I'm just to the point of putting a meal together. Took over a month to get that far. I've my own cupboard which works ideally. Don't have to see what I can't eat. & only open 1 cupboard, but that is my generator source. God love you & bless you for being so kind to me. Thank you