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The Resistant Starch Challenge: Is It The Key We've Been Looking For?

ljimbo423

ljimbo423

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Abha said:
@Mary...sorry I don't understand this.I see you have written it elsewhere too....Thanks.
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By posting, it brings the thread to the top of forum posts, so it can been more easily seen.

In this case, it brought this thread to the top of "The Gut: De Meirleir & Maes; H2S; Leaky Gut" forum.

Sometimes people just post "Bump" or "Bump to the top of the queue" like Mary did to make that happen.:)
 
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ljimbo423 said:
By posting, it brings the thread to the top of forum posts, so it can been more easily seen.

In this case, it brought this thread to the top of "The Gut: De Meirleir & Maes; H2S; Leaky Gut" forum.

Sometimes people just post "Bump" or "Bump to the top of the queue" like Mary did to make that happen.:)
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Bumping this thread because it's a goldmine.

I have trouble understanding something... if resistant starch reaches the colon intact, why do some people say it's bad for SIBO? The way I see it, it doesn't affect the small intestine, so the only potential negative would be fueling an overgrowth in the colon.
 
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Outlaw said:
Bumping this thread because it's a goldmine.

I have trouble understanding something... if resistant starch reaches the colon intact, why do some people say it's bad for SIBO? The way I see it, it doesn't affect the small intestine, so the only potential negative would be fueling an overgrowth in the colon.
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just guessing but maybe by feedign the bacteria in the big intestine they will reach into the small intestine in case you have sibo?

could you summarize this thread here? i mean it has a lot of pages and i cant go through it. im using inulin too and it has helped my gut a lot. i used resistant starch int he past too but now im down to only inulin.

whats the excclusive benefit of res starch? could you summarize?
 
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