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Episode 7: Gut Health Digestive Enzymes: Preventive for Pancreatitis and Gallbladder
- 2022/03/03
- 再生時間： 25 分
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Gut Health and Positive Digestive Enzymes accompanied with a bland diet can offer Proactive benefits for Preventing Pancreatitis and Gallbladder issues. Identifying symptoms at the onset may keep the doctor at bay and even guard the idea of surgery. This episode covers symptoms and remedies to a happy tummy. Whenever tummy issues become acute a visit to the doctor is highly recommended! Use these remedies at the onset for 3 to 7 days monitoring foods that may cause symptoms or prevent them. The physician will commonly place the patient on a BRAT diet, run tests, do bloodwork and have a follow-up visit to assess and diagnose. Bedrest is always recommended resulting in time away from work and allowance for the body to reset with intermediate fasting recommended by the treating physician. Use these suggestions together: Dill Pickle Juice to resolve tummy discomfort, sore tummy, indigestion, acid reflux and heartburn. Continued symptoms that continue after every meal try Acidophilus over a 3 to 7 day period to see if symptoms subside. A detox may be needed to improve issues, contact me for more information and let's talk it over.Bananas Rice Applesauce Toast is the BRAT Diet that commonly is best followed in reverse. This helps the tummy and these are foods that can be digested and bypass pancreatitis and minimal to no aid from the gallbladder. Day 1Enjoy Broth (Chicken and Cabbage), Crackers and Toast, clear liquids and/or apple juice, jelloDay 2Applesauce and apple juice, grape juice, graham crackers and all the aboveDay 3Rice, Chicken noodle soup and all the aboveDay 4 Bananas and peanut butter and all the aboveDay 5 Introduce a meat and/or other heavier food trying one at a time to monitor how your system responds, such as; chicken, turkey or fish. For more information visit Dandelion Soap Blog. Those seeking guest speaking, sponsorship and product reviews contact me directly at dandysoap@gmail.com using the subject line for inquiry to receive priority reading. Share this podcast and be sure to follow to receive notification of each new episode. Share with those whom you feel will benefit and gain value, its so appreciate. Dandly Yours, Elizabeth G Morgan