Irritable Bowel Syndrome is often brought on by insufficient

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 Irritable Bowel Syndrome is often brought on by insufficient hydrochloric acid in the stomach or insufficient digestive enzymes or bile salts in the small intestine. Tran’s fats, polyunsaturated oils and a poor diet can lead to inflammation. Diverticulitis describes the presence of small protrusions or sacs that occur on the side of the colon. They are like tiny pouches that can trap fecal matter leading to constipation, pain and even ruptures. Chronic constipation and difficulty passing stools is said to be the cause, but the integrity of the muscles surrounding the bowel is obviously a key factor. Diarrhea in healthy people is simply the body’s way of quickly ridding itself of contaminants–including pathogenic bacteria, chemicals and pesticides. But chronic diarrhea can be the result of irritable bowel syndrome, colitis, Soma Biotics or any condition of intestinal inflammation. Colitis is an inflammation of the colon, often leading to sores or lesions and bloody stools, constant diarrhea, fluid loss and weight loss. Stress can trigger attacks, but poor diet is also a culprit. Cohn’s disease is an enlargement, hardening and scarring of the mucous membrane lining the ileum, the last part of the small intestine. The intestine narrows so that passage of chime is difficult, leading to bloating and pain about an hour after a meal. Cohn’s is usually treated and prednisone or some other synthetic cortical, which can produce dramatic short-term results. Unfortunately, in the long-term, many serious side effects ensue. Hemorrhoids are actually varicosities of the veins in the anal canal, leading to inflammation, protrusion, bleeding and pain on elimination. They are typically treated and stool softener but long term treatment must address the weakness in the veins and muscles surrounding the rectum. Fiber is a catchall term defined as that portion of the diet that is not enzymatic ally digested by our digestive enzymes and thus does not directly serve as a source of nourishment. (Fiber is broken down by a process of bacterial fermentation in the digestive tracts of animals, and to a much lesser extent in the human colon.) The word is misleading because dietary fiber is not fibrous nor long and stringy, and can even be soluble in water. In general, the various types of fiber are polysaccharides; that is, complex chains of sugars. The definition includes cellulose and hemicelluloses from plant walls, pectin’s (part of the “ground” substance of fruits) and mucilage’s and gums, which are non-structural components of plant cells (especially abundant in apples and the white portions of citrus).

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