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Malnutrition.  If I were you I would avoid all of the Whole grain breads that have 10 grains or 12 grains, etc.  I think that would be irritating to someone in your condition.  Of course things like Jello, applesauce (there are lots of different flavors these days) and mashed potatoes.  Try making some potato soup.  I find it to be very soothing.

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I sure feel for you. I spoke to a researcher yesterday that knows a lot about testing for bacteria that can cause illness and the effects of good flora on intestinalAmebic liver abscess
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Fructooligosaccharides also encourage the growth of good bacteria, like LactobacillusLactobacillus acidophilus and Bifidus(2 very important good bacteria).  Unfortunately it doesn't discourage the growth of bad ones like Inulin does but it's extremely important for the health of the intestines. It's in onions and garlic and lots of other foods.



Both have been clinically proven to benefit good flora. He also recommends less proteinAlpha fetoprotein
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Hello,

I agree with the comment of chloee.

You need to eat inulin or more specifically fructooligosacharides (FOS).

You can find this in the chicory roots which you can eat cooked. The most delicious solution is to eat topinambur or Jerusalem artichoke or Pataca. Is a tuber easily found in supermarkets. It is very good cooked. It contains about 15% inulin and when has properly ripenned contains FOS. Eat them alone just with salt or lemon as all other dressings like fat can reduce the bifidobacteria growth rate.

Do not eat in the following two hours.

Many of the questions posted in the gastroentherology forum have the same solution.



Good luck

Hello,

I agree with the comment of chloee.

You need to eat inulin or more specifically fructooligosacharides (FOS).

You can find this in the chicory roots which you can eat cooked. The most delicious solution is to eat topinambur or Jerusalem artichoke or Pataca. Is a tuber easily found in supermarkets. It is very good cooked. It contains about 15% inulin and when has properly ripenned contains FOS. Eat them alone just with salt or lemon as all other dressings like fat can reduce the bifidobacteria growth rate.

Do not eat in the following two hours.

Many of the questions posted in the gastroentherology forum have the same solution.



Good luck