I'm certainly curious but I have tried all the supplements, herbs, fibers, meds, etc...everything by mouth! I never can tolerate any of those things anymore since a gall bladder removal operation 2 years ago. My only successful answer is enemas. Thank God for them but it would be nice to have an oral option that doesn't make me ill. Or they only work once or twice or not at all. I like how you and Amy emphasize the importance of the "unsexy" things, like the brain-gut connection. I'm currently working a program that focuses on that and I think it's really important.
Forgive my boldness for commenting still having my gallbladder, but I just can't help wondering if you've tried Traditional Medicinals "Smooth Move" Organic Senna Peppermint tea. Senna from other teas or supplements gives me HORRIBLE, INTOLERABLE cramps and diarrhea! But Smooth Move is like I took nothing at all except it produces gentle results in the morning after I drink it at night. As I said, I have my gallbladder so I have no idea if this would work for you, but it is the ONLY Senna product that is remarkably gentle on my sensitive digestive system. Best to you!
You likely need to be supplementing with digestive enzymes if you no longer have a gallbladder and are having issues with digestion. For me, motility activator and probiotics have worked wonders. I do have a gallbladder but I’ve had chronic constipation since childhood so I’ve tried most everything out there.
Gallbladder removal due to gallstones is often due to a lack of bile acids diluting the cholesterol in there, and lack of gall bladder motility due to too little fat consumption. Were you on a low fat or low choline diet?
I recognize that here in the comment section we're all tossing suggestions that don't specifically answer your question, but since you mentioned already trying every oral-route option you're aware of, I thought I'd share something I'm noticing with my husband. We're mid-30s and chronically ill. He had his gallbladder out several years ago due to infection, and it has increased his digestive challenges. He's a brainy work-from-home guy with a pretty sedentary day and a moderately stressful job, but I do notice that things seem better for his digestion when he makes himself move around more regularly throughout the day. He has been setting an alarm where he stands up at his desk for hour-long periods and sort of gently bops around to some music. We both know that being active when you feel gross is challenging, but just in case you need an empathetic nudge to add some more physical movement to your unsexy basics, here you go. And my apologies if this suggestion is something you hear a million times a day and have already crossed off the list as accomplished but unhelpful. Best wishes in finding something helpful! ☀️
Smooth move tea causes gut cramping. What I felt helpful was to make a cup of the tea and pour it into ice cube trays and freeze. Then I would make a tea I liked the next day and put 1 ice cube of the smoothe move tea in my tea. Less symptoms but easier to take.
A couple more . Putting a plastic bag on the bathroom floor finding somehting to grab onto for balance and just squat over it , or use the wall to press yiur back against for balance . Can Work even better then the toilet stool thing or standing/squatting on toilet -sauna
Q.humble request to share some more Indian Asian raw Fruits for better Gut health issues and SIBO ISSUES and IBS issues with suffering from huge under weight issues and liver health issues
I couldn’t find the link mentioned for the Super Alo (sorry if it is there and I have missed it) and wondering if it ships to Australia. Great information by the way.
Anyone have the fullscript link?
I'm confused!! How are there 3 day old comments but this vid dropped 8 hrs ago???
I'm certainly curious but I have tried all the supplements, herbs, fibers, meds, etc...everything by mouth! I never can tolerate any of those things anymore since a gall bladder removal operation 2 years ago. My only successful answer is enemas. Thank God for them but it would be nice to have an oral option that doesn't make me ill. Or they only work once or twice or not at all. I like how you and Amy emphasize the importance of the "unsexy" things, like the brain-gut connection. I'm currently working a program that focuses on that and I think it's really important.
Forgive my boldness for commenting still having my gallbladder, but I just can't help wondering if you've tried Traditional Medicinals "Smooth Move" Organic Senna Peppermint tea. Senna from other teas or supplements gives me HORRIBLE, INTOLERABLE cramps and diarrhea! But Smooth Move is like I took nothing at all except it produces gentle results in the morning after I drink it at night. As I said, I have my gallbladder so I have no idea if this would work for you, but it is the ONLY Senna product that is remarkably gentle on my sensitive digestive system. Best to you!
You likely need to be supplementing with digestive enzymes if you no longer have a gallbladder and are having issues with digestion. For me, motility activator and probiotics have worked wonders. I do have a gallbladder but I’ve had chronic constipation since childhood so I’ve tried most everything out there.
Gallbladder removal due to gallstones is often due to a lack of bile acids diluting the cholesterol in there, and lack of gall bladder motility due to too little fat consumption. Were you on a low fat or low choline diet?
I recognize that here in the comment section we're all tossing suggestions that don't specifically answer your question, but since you mentioned already trying every oral-route option you're aware of, I thought I'd share something I'm noticing with my husband. We're mid-30s and chronically ill. He had his gallbladder out several years ago due to infection, and it has increased his digestive challenges. He's a brainy work-from-home guy with a pretty sedentary day and a moderately stressful job, but I do notice that things seem better for his digestion when he makes himself move around more regularly throughout the day. He has been setting an alarm where he stands up at his desk for hour-long periods and sort of gently bops around to some music. We both know that being active when you feel gross is challenging, but just in case you need an empathetic nudge to add some more physical movement to your unsexy basics, here you go. And my apologies if this suggestion is something you hear a million times a day and have already crossed off the list as accomplished but unhelpful. Best wishes in finding something helpful! ☀️
@@beginningofthenddo you mind sharing which strain of probiotic you use?
Triphala works well for me.
Got really bad results with it.
@@56rosewood you may be overly sensitive to acetylcholine, thats one of its primary mechanisms.
@@friedux2065 No I have no problem with acetylcholine. Triphala gave me horrible gas pains from the remedy ingredients.
What if sensative to caffeine. And feel dehydrated when taking magnesium
Is 300mg to 500mg too much daily will this amount lower absorption of iron?
Smooth move tea causes gut cramping. What I felt helpful was to make a cup of the tea and pour it into ice cube trays and freeze.
Then I would make a tea I liked the next day and put 1 ice cube of the smoothe move tea in my tea. Less symptoms but easier to take.
I'm not sure why, but after learning about your coffee enemas, I see you differently.
anyone here every heard of Helicobacter heilmannii??? got diagnosed with it in a GI MAP but cant find really much about it anywhere :(
A couple more . Putting a plastic bag on the bathroom floor finding somehting to grab onto for balance and just squat over it , or use the wall to press yiur back against for balance . Can Work even better then the toilet stool thing or standing/squatting on toilet
-sauna
That's how we're supposed to go and always did before modern toilets. No wonder
@@vanessac1965 tbf we also had a different diet and lifestyle etc back then too that affects bowel movements but ya
Q.humble request to share some more Indian Asian raw Fruits for better Gut health issues and SIBO ISSUES and IBS issues with suffering from huge under weight issues and liver health issues
I couldn’t find the link mentioned for the Super Alo (sorry if it is there and I have missed it) and wondering if it ships to Australia. Great information by the way.
Nutricology's cellulose fiber is entirely insoluble fiber, thats the best one for constipation ime.
Love coffee! It is my wonderful "go to" to get things going!! 🍵
What is your opinion about sea salt body flash ?
The super aloe is $45 on amazon 😳
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Squatting for a couple of minutes will help the poop moves faster to anus.