Duncan: my family member has FOUL gas

[Guest guest]

My relative has developed a rancid, nasty gas after eating. I tried to

give him kefir, but he won't take it. Any recommendations?

[Guest guest]

Elaine, the foul gas is methane, which indicates a dysbiosis

condition caused by bad diet; that is, insufficient fiber and

insufficient inulin to feed probiotic organisms, too much carbohydate

too.

 

If it's a temporary fluorish after some meals it's normal and will

correct itself in short order but if its chronic it means the

intestinal wall probiotic bacteria has been replaced to some extent

by pathogens.

 

Many pathogens create toxins, and many of those toxins cause cancer,

colitis, Crohn's disease and irritable bowel syndrome. Once he knows

that he'll probably at least change his diet, for the condition

doesn't go away by magic, and consequences include chronic diarrhea,

yeas or a lifetime of misery, and surgery such as bowel resection or

colostomy.

 

Kefi won't help much on its own. Diet should include more inulin to

feed the probiotic organisms; I've helped way more than 1,000 with

the approach. My inulin page explains bowel dysbiosis and supplies

lots of references:

http://members.shaw.ca/duncancrow/inulin_prebiotic_probiotic.html

 

Duncan Crow

 

 

, " Elaine Gallant "

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> My relative has developed a rancid, nasty gas after eating. I tried

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> give him kefir, but he won't take it. Any recommendations?

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