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Anyone else have a Redundant / Tortuous Colon?

Digestive Health | Last Active: Nov 5 4:01pm | Replies (1097)

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Hi @notmoff 😊
Did your internist say NO dairy? I eat dairy every day with all my meals in hope of reaching my daily intake of calcium for my osteoporosis. I heard it's better for us to reach our calcium goal with food rather than taking supplements Why no meat and no dairy? Your diet with lentils, sweet potatoes, greens sounds very healthy, but I curious about all the restrictions.

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Although my internist is a vegan, she did not advise I omit dairy, nor meat. I chose her because she was communicative, pleasant, recommended and she was familiar with dietary and lifestyle issues.
My limited family history indicates a strong risk of heart disease and cancer, * research shows both are considerably reduced on a vegan diet, so I decided on my own to adopt it.
With the variety of plant foods available, it doesn't feel restrictive although I do still salivate when I smell my downstairs neighbors frying meat!
I am still learning through trial and error. * My admittedly limited research: Books & Youtube videos by Dean Sherzai, Will Bulsiewicz, Caldwell Esselstyn , John McDougall, & Robynn Chutkan.
As a retired person with limited means in a limited health care system, I'm stumbling around for answers as are most of the people in this group.
Can you recommend reliable sources of information?