Re: Is it ok for nuts to come out undigested? Update and question

[Guest guest]

Ok, here is what is going on...we are having too fast transit time cause

everything that is going in is coming right out. His poops are mushy, light

yellowish tan color. I know one of the supplements is doing this, don't know

which one and if I should continue. I thought maybe it was normal but now am

thinking not so much...its been like 4 days now...here is what he is on...

1 blue scoop Enhansa + 1 no-phenol enzyme a day

1 Enzymedica's Candadise a day

1 tsp Therabotic complete Klaire's

He was constipated just last week and since I gave him the magnesium citrate to

get the bowels moving he's had nothing but diarrhea as described above.

Can someone tell me their experience with Enzymedica's Candadise? I'm really

thinking its that but don't know enough about it.

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> Digestion starts with chewing. You may need to work on grinding the food up

with his teeth so that it can mix with the saliva in his mouth, jump-starting

the digestive process. If the nuts are coming out as they went in, they are not

being chewed up enough before being swallowed.

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[Guest guest]

I have heard it quoted that " everything we eat beyond our ability to digest does

harm " , and personally believe it. If they are coming out undigested he is not

getting nutrition from them, so if nothing else he would be better off eating

something that he gets nutrition from. What about giving nuts as nut butter or

flours instead?

Also, this is a sign of a digestive problem, especially if the child is chewing.

Maybe try adding more digestive enzymes? Maybe try serving food that is easier

to digest and working back up?

-Sierra

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with his teeth so that it can mix with the saliva in his mouth, jump-starting

the digestive process. If the nuts are coming out as they went in, they are not

being chewed up enough before being swallowed.

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