If you have had any sort of surgery on your GI tract including removal or reduction in size of an organ, you may be finding it difficult to retain the nutritional content of food you ingest because it passes through you so quickly. People frequently ask me if Jini has any thoughts on this subject and she actually made a post on our forums in response to this question some time ago so I have shared it below:
I did have one reader whose colon had been removed, plus he had short bowel syndrome (where a lot of the small intestine has been removed). Needless to say, getting enough nutrients is a challenge for him! He has used Absorb Plus regularly and ongoing for about 3-4 years now. However, what he found helped was to also take some psyllium seed powder at the same time, to slow down the transit and bulk up the liquid. He would also take some L-Glutamine on an empty stomach to further assist – but he found the psyllium worked better for him than the L-Glutamine (which makes sense since L-Glutamine’s water-absorption activity is primarily in the colon).
Also, don’t forget that RAW milk (cow or goat) is a fantastic, unprocessed source of perfect nutrition. I write about it in Issue #1 of the infoletter:
http://shoppe.listentoyourgut.com/jinis-special-interviews
and there are people who have consumed NOTHING but raw cow’s milk for 40 -50 years and remain in superb health. For a source of raw milk in your area go to:
You can get psyllium seed husk powder in most health stores, but just in case, we also sell it in the Health Shoppe:
https://shoppe.listentoyourgut.com/shop-by-stool-softening/bulking/
all the best,
Jini
can i take oregano oil, psyllium husk , aloe vera, mucosa heal and l-glutamine together, all on empty stomach and then high dose probiotic before bed?
Hello Mhairi,
Thank you for contacting us. Yes, Wild oregano oil is best taken on an empty stomach, but can be combined with any healing type of substance that also requires an empty stomach – like aloe vera, MucosaHeal, psyllium and L-Glutamine. It needs to be taken 20 minutes before food, or 2 hours after food. Probiotics have to be taken completely on their own. Please let me know if you have any additional questions.
Kind Regards,
Cris B
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