[ConservativeMind]

A high fiber diet initially brought on higher inflammation, then it declined toward normal. A low fiber diet with the normal exclusive enteral nutrition approach provides other bacteria the capability to make isobutyrate, which, although it keeps the mucus barrier super thin, it also reduces subsequent inflammation.

The gut should not have a super thin barrier from bacteria eating it, due to not getting fiber in the diet.

It seems a no fiber diet sets up the gut for a continual problem that can get worse on a moment’s notice.

[ConservativeMind]

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[sauropod]

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[onceone]

Raises two questions. Who paid for the study, if it really is a study? Is all of the anecdotal evidence of a myriad of gut issues going away or being in remission by eating what Dr. Ken Berry coined “The Proper Human Diet” fabrications?

[higgmeister]

Mountain Girl's IBS. &nbst; Bump

[logi_cal869]

It’s a LOT more complicated.

Ironically, the solutions are all quite simple.

Just gird for the so-called ‘experts’ to take decades to a century to figure it out.

In the meantime, I’ll get back to work on the book (eventually, if I can find the motivation).