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High Protein Meals And Stomach Pains

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Gunit L commented on 12 Nov 2014

those enzymes are nothing compared to what pancreatin enzyme can do. Look for pancreatin containing supplements and you will eat a cow and digest it. In vitamin stores they sell this enzyme complex called woobenzyme. In Europe it's sold as a digestive product but in America they were only able to register it as an enzyme for helping muscle soreness. (Enzymes also help decrease body swelling). Woobenzyme contains pancreatin. Give it a try. Take 2-3 pills with food (just make sure with food). Let me know how it is. I spent a lot of time studying enzymes. The best enzymes are prescription - kreon. That shit will let you digest steel, but it can get you hooked cus it's so good. Let me know how it goes. Cheers

Nick commented on 25 Jun 2012

Stomach pains and bloating have to do more with your body's ability to break down protein. Protein from animals, which is much harder to breakdown anyway, also takes more enzymes and acidity to breakdown. I'd recommend limiting protein from fat and using carb source complements(quinoa, beans and rice etc) to get your protein in complete form. However, having an enzyme complex prior to the meal also helps.

Chris Hylton commented on 25 Jun 2012

Great advice added. Thanks!

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TheaDragonSpirit commented on 11 Sep 2012

I mean that nutrition doesn't affect bones when you are a adult, yes it obviously can affect your bones, but not that much to deform teeth. When you're growing nutrition doesn't affect the direction in which your teeth grow. It doesn't even make sense. Unless you can show me a study supporting that idea. I highly doubt it. Simple because genetics and the way teeth are pushed and pulled would affect it... maybe chewing on hard meat might damage them too... but that's not the effect of nutrition.

TheaDragonSpirit commented on 08 Sep 2012

There is not really such a thing as good and bad cholesterol, because the more good cholesterol you get it get's converted in to bad LDL cholesterol, so you should aim to keep it as low as possible. As your body will make enough on it's own. You need ZERO extra cholesterol. So you should avoid foods that raise it and look for nutrition else where. You don't need to eat fish or oils. However Algae based Omega 3 DHL has shown to improve IQ. Plus everyone should get Vit D and Bacteria B12 Checked.

Susan Walls commented on 09 Sep 2012

Yep the body will make cholesterol as it is a needed substance but it is less work for the body to have it in the diet. Also need to look at Vit A as long term nutritional deficiencies mean that many of us need more. I agree every diet should mostly be vegtables and need to be careful about salicylate intolerance - and candida that many vegatrains suffer. Can you point to one culture that has traditionally only relied on vegan foods? Plus need to soak seeds/grains to release growth inhibitors.

Susan Walls commented on 10 Sep 2012

yeah yeah budda died of posioning from pork & they tended not to have children - buk teeth are common in some parts of northen india so they are not a good source of info to rely on. Somehow we evolved past the chimp faze and the arguments range from magic mushrooms to cooked food and eating meat - who knows. I had been vegan and did it better than most but mayb miasims or other it did not work. Now I eat bone broths, livers and butter and am much better. i rate old knowledge over experiments.

TheaDragonSpirit commented on 08 Sep 2012

Actually it's two words.. ha. I never see vegans who do it properly crash. I see people who do it wrong and lose passion in the cause lose the will to do it. But those who do it for health and do it right, never wilt, if anything they feel miles better than they ever did because there body is working in the way it evolved to. Cholesterol is problem with fats, processed sugars / chemicals and oils, in vegan food too. Done properly means lots of: seeds, fruits, leafy greens and veggies mostly.

TheaDragonSpirit commented on 14 Sep 2012

My sister never eat white bread. She was a health nut, she never had sugar and she only had milk on cereal. She had a brace. A huge brace in fact that went round her head when she slept. So no I didn't! Again it is to do with sucking a dummy to much as a child and genetics. Me I drank chocolate milk and eat white bread and hardly had a problem with my teeth till I got older. Buck teeth don't show malnutrition. Teeth that are pointing in any direction might show bad gums. Buck teeth is genes.

TheaDragonSpirit commented on 10 Sep 2012

Seriously. You actually believe that. It's to do with what you put in your mouth as a child. when your mouth is developing from the age of 0 to 3. Ha. And after this point it can be to do with how your teeth come thought. It has very little to do with malnutrition because your teeth hardly get any nutrition as there bones. It could be to do with gums, but this has nothing to do with the direction the teeth grow. Ha. And no meat can't benefit health. Maybe if the person is a carnivore. ha

Susan Walls commented on 10 Sep 2012

yep agree half the british population is deficient - dental cavities need nutrition to form properly. I come from vegatarian british stock and my teeth are fine:) - yes really long before most british were onto being vego and they lead much of the movement:) 90% we agree on the same diet and values i think but I not sure about claiming butter as heart attack material and at some points meat can be of benefit to health - ethically no one can comfortable with a slab of meat on their plate!

JamesonWolff Fitness Systems - Personal Training commented on 14 Sep 2012

No study has ever found a direct cause-and-effect relationship between red-meat consumption and cancer. As for the population studies, they're far from conclusive. That's because they rely on broad surveys of people's eating habits and health afflictions, and those numbers are simply crunched to find trends, not causes. Meat lovers who are worried about the supposed risks of grilled meat should just trim off the burned or overcooked sections of the meat before eating - Alan Aragon

TheaDragonSpirit commented on 12 Sep 2012

I don't tend to listen to people who focused mostly on Dental Health, when there is no current studies to back up any thing they say. Or any solid evidence that shows what they say is true. I would listen to Gerson's Therapy before I went anywhere near him, because he was mostly a dentist. But I tend to listen to current up to date, studies on people today. If you click the link below this video in the description you can get sited Sources. REAL CLINICAL STUDIES! Not hear say. :-)

TheaDragonSpirit commented on 09 Sep 2012

The body makes enough cholesterol it's self. Humans don't need any extra cholesterol. Vitamin A is higher in Carrots and Kale. Most true Buddhist had a vegan life style. Based on chimps we have no real need for any meat, defiantly not any dairy or eggs. The only thing they eat from animals is honey and Bugs. Rarely eating animals, maybe once a year. Meat is not needed in a diet. B12 is found in mucky water. But better to have clean water and a supplement if you have low b12 levels.

Susan Walls commented on 12 Sep 2012

I go for the 'keep it simple stupid' and yes i agree it was qualative rather than quantatative research. It is simple indigenous cultures got sick on western food and he recorded it no matter who he is. Old knowledge and awareness is huge and they knew what worked they didn't need research gurus to tell them what to eat :) They learnt over generations what worked to have strong children and good health and energy. Geurson is great I agree;) We are both perdandict arguers lol

JustAnotherVegan commented on 31 Mar 2013

Red meat drives the production of carcinogenic N-nitroso compounds in the colon: "Increased intake of red meat induced a significant (P

Susan Walls commented on 08 Sep 2012

You may need to do some reserach wether or not saturated fats really increase your risk of heart attack. The rate of heart attack has gone up while our consumption of satruated fat has gone down. If you want to reduce inflamation in the arteries look into heavy metal detox and glutathione... Of course there are many factors involved but traditionally people have always eaten full cream milk with no issues and it has many fat soluble nutrients.

PDZ1122 commented on 09 Sep 2012

So explain to me the ripped six-pack abs of bodybuilders, who eat vast amounts of lean meat ? Or my own very defined abs at 7% bodyfat percentage? Yes, I eat meat. Obviously, there are other factors at work, mainly the general lifestyle of FAT people. If you conducted a study of meat eating athletes - what would the results be?? I used to like these videos, but they have degenerated into nothing more than anti-meat propaganda.

Samoh Kul commented on 05 Sep 2012

Cattlemen's association is full of crap - antibiotic abuse is normal and about half of ALL our meat supply is infected with resistant infections such as MRSA, VRE, superbug strep, etc., including c. diff. Going vegan was the best thing I ever did - my cholesterol issues vanished and I'm no longer on any pills (because when you eat MEAT, even "lean" it will drive your cholesterol up badly), and I feel a lot better.

PDZ1122 commented on 09 Sep 2012

Hm, I seem to recall every vegetarian woman I used to know was fat. This was in Britain in the 80s and 90s when it seemed just about every female tried to be vegetarian. Maybe it was the standard diet of potato chips or fries and beer? My mother who grew up in Germany ( and no, there were'nt ANY vegetarians there when I grew up) and has always been overweight, by the way, has never had a cholesterol problem.

Susan Walls commented on 08 Sep 2012

'Done correctly' is a big word in this day and age.... :) I see so many vegans wilt. There is a energy rise for a year or two then - crash.... Wether there is really good and bad cholestrol is being questioned. It is about balance and I think a vegatrian diet is fine but healthy fats including butter, coconut oil, fish oil and small amounts of unheated seed oils are a must.

TheaDragonSpirit commented on 08 Sep 2012

It's bull shit. It's because the currently LDL cholesterol level is too high. So everyone instead of thinking it could still be too high thinks it must be wrong. The truth is the current cholesterol levels are too high and most people don't realise it's well known that based on plant based diet done correctly that people don't die from heart attack.

TheaDragonSpirit commented on 10 Sep 2012

To be honest it doesn't really matter what the people did in the past a lot of them died young. What matters is what is optimum for your body. And it's a vegan diet. :-) Get a grip and look in to more of these videos. I asked Michael what was a good way to put weight on. I know good ways but I wanted his opinion. Not yours. Good day!

TheaDragonSpirit commented on 10 Sep 2012

So you're saying nearly half the English population who mostly eat meat are nutritionally deficiency... because most of them have buk teeth... maybe you're on to something. Ha. Buk teeth is due to overly sucking the breast as a child or a dummy. It could also be to do with genetics and it has sod all to do with malnutrition.

Susan Walls commented on 11 Sep 2012

CRIKEY! Why then did Maori have perfect teeth before they started eating crap british food including sugar and refined foods? Of course bones are based on nutrition have u never seen rickets? Have a look at both insurance companies statistics and also horse health litarature if u want unbias unemotional info on health.

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