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In response to an earlier message-
There’s an excellent articleand frank on fibre which you might find very helpful.
If you want a copy, it’s in the Low carb & Atkins monthly mag.
You can get a copy at no charge from their website at
http://www.lowcarbandatkins.com
Hope that helps
Ed
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This is a reply to # 461,396Please consider the point of view of long-time posters & experienced natural healers:
Low carb dieting is extremely harmful to ones' health (for a huge variety of different reasons).
The American Heart Association does not subscribe to natural treatments & methods of prevention. It promotes surgery and dangerous medicine.
Hence, the "long-termers" on this board don't find a need to comment on research & publications put out by organizations such as these...as the basis of their research (and generally the outcome of the same) is meant to support their agenda and to pad their pocketbooks.
When seeking a "true cure" and reliable knowledge about diet & health...generally one wants to look for research in publications that are NOT funded by organizations with any type of agenda.
Peace,
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This is a reply to # 461,400Unyquity,
I posted that link -thread below- to the AHA with specific reference to daily fiber intake.
I was not asking if you or the "long termers" as you point out in the forums agree.
If you have other insights to daily fiber intake, I'd like to hear it.
I guess I am a little annoyed after hanna's response below and seeing yours because I am new and seeking information to better my health.
No offense intended, but your response appears to be arrogant and unhelpful.
Maybe Ed is new also, I dont know.
"Long termers" aren't the only ones in these forums and I am sure there are many people of different ailments on here and on different levels. Some maybe with absolutely no health problem.
In addition, I am positive that new people who are seeking new kinds of health approaches may still be tied to "old thinking" of mainstream medicine, so please keep this in mind.
Do you have links to share of publications that are not funded like these types of orgs that discuss daily fiber intake?
thanks,
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This is a reply to # 461,411Cindy,
PuhLEEZ accept my apology...I didn't mean to offend you in ANY way. And I certainly didn't mean to imply that someone that posted here for awhile had more clout than anyone else, or that they somehow held some kind of control or sway of the Curezone.
I was only attempting to explain why it is that folks that have posted here for awhile don't respond favorably to information from places like Atkins (because the 'diet' is dreadfully bad for one's health) and the AHA (because they promote unnecesary surgery and health destroying pharmaceutical drugs instead of attempting to cure the real problem). I honestly thought I was being helpful by explaining exactly why it is that some folks don't always find a need to comment...and by elaborating why that is. And I certainly didn't mean to sound arrogant...that's the least thing on earth I felt when I was writing.
I think it's fabulous that your interested in improving your health...and fibre intake is but a very small portion of the overall picture. But hey, ANYwhere is a great place to start. We all started our health-journey interested in but one small part.
I hope we haven't gotten off onto the wrong foot, Cindy. The Curezone is a fabulous place for learning & sharing. It's SO difficult to communicate by 'computer monitor' because it's almost impossible to correctly interpret folks' intention and meaning when posts and responses are only a few sentences long.
Since fibre intake mosts affects the intestinal tract (especially the small intestine and colon), I think I have a WONDERFUL link you'd really enjoy (and learn aLOT from).
The website is called TheDoctorWithin...and when you get there just click on the chapters section on the left, and choose "Journey to the Center of your Colon"...the reading is easily understandable and accented with stories, methods, and even a bit of sarcasm (a lot of 'good health' reading is pure drudgery :( The whole site is just great!
Anyway, here's the link:
http://www.thedoctorwithin.com/index_fr.html?content=content.html
I think it's great you care enough about health that you took the time to post. We're all here to share, learn (and answer questions when we can!)
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Hi unyquity,
You say "Since fibre intake mosts affects the intestinal tract (especially the small intestine and colon)". I would like to know what other intestinal tract is there?
Propaul
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Hmmm, I had a history professor that used to give a little speech when handing out test papers:
He would say, "If you notice a typo, and you truly can't understand what is meant by the question because of the typo, please point it out so that I can clarify for it for the rest of the class. However, if you notice a typo, and have no other reason to point it out, other than to show the rest of the students that I made a typographical error, please refrain".
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Hi anonymousjane_01,
Thanks for the info but what other
intestinal tract is there?
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This is a reply to # 461,417Colon=large intestines {{{These terms are used interchangeably}}}
Small intestine=small intestines
The small intestine digests food first, then the colon finishes the job, including getting waste from out of the body for elimination.
Here's a helpful link:
http://training.seer.cancer.gov/module_anatomy/unit10_3_dige_region4_intestin...
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Hi anonymousjane_01,
Thanks for the info but what other intestinal tract is there?
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This is a reply to # 461,413Hi Unyquity,
thanks for responding back.
You are correct, it can be difficult to decipher what a person is saying online through text messages. I was not sure how to interpret it so thank you very much for clarifying.
I am sure there are many organizations, perhaps like the AHA, that encourage dangerous surgeries. My Mother had gall bladder surgery years ago for stones and the whole experience with the doctor was horrid. I was the only one taking care of her and to see her have a bag with a catheter to take care of the leaking bile post-surgery was not fun. It was so long ago I dont remember it all.
I always urge her to take care of her health but she does not make a real conscious effort to better her life. She has fybromyalgia.
I've been reading the site you sent me to .. it is long reading!
I did not read the entire "journey to center of colon" article yet and have not seen any parts on fiber intake.
My recent interest in fiber intake over the past few days has triggered changes in my diet even more. I am hoping to make lasting lifetime habits and find a balance.
But the AHA website suggested 20-25 grams of fiber per day and I wasn't even getting that. I pulled their site by typing "fiber intake" on yahoo search and that was why i posted their link - so i was not trying to promote them, just the information i found.
I am preparing myself to do a full Colon Cleanse soon.
I need to read more on Doctor Within - as he mentioned that most orgs say 1-2 bowel movements a day are normal. Well I am only having 1-2 a day and I am straining and pushing muscle. I never thought about it before, but I dont think that is normal.
I'm 28 and weigh about 155lbs. no major health issues and trying to drop weight.
So I am shifting my focus from calorie intake to nutrition intake.
I need to read other messages in this thread.
Again thanks for the link and no I dont think we got off on the wrong foot.
I probably misread your email too. Sorry :)
Cindy
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