Sentences with phrase «slow transit time»

A lack of fiber also results in slow transit time of food through the digestive tract (ie: constipation).

We also know that if slow transit times and impaired movement happen for a long time, the bacterial balance in the gut, known as the microbiome also changes.

And these microbes are partially responsible for slower transit time -LRB-: If you haven't already incorporated stone fruit (plums, apricots, peaches) and pears into her diet, that's one of the first things you can try.

We had finally made significant progress on some of her nagging digestive issues (such as slow transit time) and resolved other symptoms of leaky gut.

Slow transit time through the intestinal tract, allowing more contact to carcinogens, may be the main factor here.

Additionally, the potatoes and tapioca used to replace the carbohydrate content of grain - free foods work as thickening agents, and help slow the transit time of food through the intestines.

In his lectures, Burkitt was fond of pointing out that the typical African stool specimen was large and soft, and that stool transit times were rapid, compared to the puny hard fecal deposits and slow transit times of hapless Europeans.

In his book, Dr. Jensen describes how a toxic bowel can make you more susceptible to disease in many ways, including raising your inflammation levels and slowing your transit time for eliminating waste.

A slow transit time, where food takes too long to move through your digestive system and so then allows unwanted estrogen to be reabsorbed back into your body.

my beliefs in response to slow transit time......

The slow transit time that frequently occurs with Leaky GUT also means undigested food matter is left in the intestinal tract for long periods of time making the environment a host to unfriendly bacteria like yeast and other nasty bacterial and parasitic pathogens.

Dr. Justin Marchegiani: Well, if we're having slow transit time, right?

Cold hands and feet, slow transit time — low thyroid function diverts resources away from nonessential activities like thermogenesis (heat production and fat burning).

The industry, Garrett said, is OK with any voluntary incentive program that would compensate shipping companies for slower transit times.