MBBS, diploma in Diabettes mellitus, certified Diabettes physician, fellowship in SEXOLOGY and PSYCHOSEXUAL ILLNESS, Fellow ,council of Sex Education and Parenthood, excellence in psychosexual counselling, Post Graduate in Endocrinology & Diabetes Mellitus General (Internal Medicine)
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What amount of dietary fiber intake in a day can lead to diarrhea?
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Dietary fiber intake is essential to maintain digestive health and prevent constipation, but if you eat too much of it or increase your fiber intake all of a sudden, it may create gas and lead to diarrhea. Women are suggested to take not more than 25 grams of fiber in a day, while men should limit themselves within 38 grams. If you want to increase your fiber intake, then do so gradually to prevent any side effects.
Which of the following conditions may lead to poop disorder in adults who consume dairy products?
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Lactose is a sugar naturally found in milk and dairy products. Lactose intolerance is a frequent and a common problem in some adults. This condition arises when you have fewer enzymes in your gut, that ones that are needed to digest lactose. People with lactose intolerance may experience a few digestive problems when they consume dairy products, such as abdominal pain, flatulence and diarrhea.
Which of the following items are constipating foods?
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Fast foods and snacks such as potato chips and hot dog are regarded as constipated foods because they possess high amount of fat and fewer fibers. These types of foods delay digestion and promote a feeling of fullness that mirrors constipation.
Sometimes caffeine can make your poop movement worse.
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Caffeine is a psychoactive drug that stimulates the central nervous system. It is naturally contained in coffee seeds. Caffeine has the tendency to work both the ways it can act as a stimulant and end up increasing the frequency of poop or it may lead to constipation in dehydrated individuals.
Which of the following nutritional elements make daily consumption of red meat a no-no?
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Daily consumption of red meat should be avoided because of many reasons. It can result in constipation, primarily because it is rich in fats, tough protein fibers and contains high amount of iron. All of these nutrients take too long to get digested in the body and may end up making an individual constipated.
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