What Happens If You Don't Eat Fiber?
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- Опубліковано 14 чер 2024
- Yes, you really need to eat fiber...here's why.
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My right ear is sad but my left ear says “Great Video!”
I didnt notice until i read this 😭 now i cant stop
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@@kurokaya5072 lol i dont get it
@@tonyp.1463 the sound coming through my right ear better than left and i didnt notice it until i read this comment
This is all bullshit
Dated a girl who only (and I mean literally only) ate meat, cheese, bread (white) and candy...for YEARS...and she actually wondered why she had constant, intense, persistent bowel problems...'twil remain forever a mystery...
All I eat is nestum, eggs, meat and bread 😂
Also milk of course
The bread and sugar is the problem. Not the meat.
@@PhatNutz69 yup avoid white bread like plague...sugar also
@@tazboy1934 I love bread I eat a lot of french toast , but my diet has no sugar or salt actually
the gut microbiome is the reason i wanna study microbiology and nutrition as a hobby
it's so fking fascinating
Alright alright bro, I'm gonna eat fiber now
It's actually bad there is no proof for this to be true
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@@MoBaK my health says otherwise
@@MoBaK Why are you posting a link to a fad diet by someone with zero training in nutrition?
@@MoBaK there is plenty of evidence of fiber being an important part of your diet.
@@Danuxsy Actually, no... not really. There are some correlations thrown together from a few industry funded epidemiological studies... but that is hardly evidence. Clinical trials on the matter do not provide any evidence that fiber is helping anything..
"A man did not eat fiber for a month. This is what happened to his colon." :)
Bruh I could see that as a chubby emu video
@@totallynotjohn8083 Well....he did,except it was the opposite.
@@trirahmat5384 Yeah I saw that video already
A man ate a months worth of fiber in one sitting. This is how he fukin died
plenty of examples with carnivores. They end up absolutely fine.
Man, now I truly, genuinely understand why our parents and grandparents told us when we were kids "eat your vegetables, they're very important for you!"
When I was 8, my dad told me to eat your veggies or get colon cancer.
Vegetables are totally unnecessary in the human diet
@@w.c.d4892 straight to the point 😅
Only a tiny percentage of people in the USA get enough fiber. "Just 7% of adults meet fiber recommendations, raising risk of chronic diseases. Rockville, Maryland (June 7, 2021) - Only 5% of men and 9% of women are getting the recommended daily amount of dietary fiber, according to a study being presented at NUTRITION 2021 LIVE ONLINE."-Nutrition (Organization) Jun 9, 2021
Everyone who thinks that a pure carnivore diet is a good idea needs to watch this! If you see them in the comments section or elsewhere on social media, do them a favor and link to this video, especially the last part. The video didn't mention the threat of diverticulitis. Fiber is essential. Animal products are not.
"Protein, Fat, Suger". Ah, yes, that sounds very familiar.
@Ryan Symons actually no. The vast majority of the western diet is extremely high carb, and has a lot of fiber.
@@marvalice3455 *refined carb which is actually low in fibre
@@crescent.t fiber is added separately to a lot of food because it is a cheap filler
I wish they fcuking taught this in school. Such valuable information
They did, you just weren’t listening.
@@callumfisher8101 STFU
@@firstnamelastname9616 why dude? What's with you?
@@callumfisher8101 I paid attaention in class got all As never was taught this
@@nedakco1198 Your teacher was shit then
Is the left louder for anyone else?
Abraham Turcios yeah same. Thought my headphones broke for a second. I think he mixed the audio wrong :/ sometimes the audio switches from one ear to the other
@@lambybunny7173 ahh tyty
It is for me
Yea thank god it's not my headphones lol i got them 2 months ago
I had no problems..
I feel like the odd one out, they're completely stereo..maybe my own headphones are on the ones on way out! Lol
Thinking back this explains a lot. I had an eating disorder years back and I lived off of eggs, protein yogurt and half a citrus. I had consistent constipation to the point I literally tore my asshole. Yeah that actually happened. It bled a lot and none of the adults taking care of me at the time wanted to do anything about it so I just dealt with it.
dairy, in particular pasteurised dairy has been known to play a major part in constipation. not as much as fibre does but still dairy can for some. Also note some of those yogurts will contain weird manmade sugars that can cause the increase of bacteria that may also cause those issues (the same goes with some of the sugars used in ice cream). Carnivores tend to not have constipation except if they do not handle dairy well.
@@scottw2317 not really, all dairy products (including pasteurized or raw milk) contain lactose which can caused dietary problem to someone that don't have enough lactase enzim btw it's called lactose intolerant..
also lactose intolerant is quite common especially asian population
I'm so sorry. I have a friend who had the same problem and he could barely move or walk for weeks, so it must have been awful to deal with that on your own.
Wait, you were bleeding from the asshole, and not a single adult thought “we should be concerned”?
I’m surprised you didn’t get infected
I have coeliac disease. I was diagnosed 10 years ago. I went through the endoscope procedure. But, even before the endoscope, my doctor knew it was coeliac disease because of a blood test for antibodies consistent with coeliac disease. If I remember correctly, my result showed something like 128 when my doctor told me less than one is normal.
Everyones gut hates gluten
Too much fiber can also be bad thing. I always had constipation with whole grains brown bread. But when I switched to highly processed junk food I never had that problem.
Any fiber at all is completely unnecessary and contraindicated in the human diet. How much a person can tolerate before catastrophic health failure differs.
Try combing fiber with probiotics such as yogurt, kimchi and sourkraut. Some people eat fiber when they don’t have the gut micro biome to breakdown the fibers.
1:22 - "the food is ground and churned in the stomach where it's made into smaller particles" - I thought that this was done somwhere upward with the teeth.
The teeth for the most part physically breakdown food into smaller pieces. There are some enzymes in your saliva that will breakdown carbohydrates. Mastication (chewing) doesn't convert large proteins and lipids into smaller components...that's what stomach acids are for, and then bile salts and enzymes do the rest in your intestines.
@@darkscienceyt , maybe because english isn't my first language the phrasing ""the food is ground and churned" was conveyed to me like some activity which is done with something hard and physical. You know, like coffee beans are grounded.
@@sasilik As a native English speaker, I agree with you, at least on the choice of "ground". Grinding IS physically breaking something down but leaving it chemically unchanged. What the OP SHOULD have said was "the food is churned and DISSOLVED", as dissolving is a chemical action.
perfect timing on this video - i had food poisoning from friday night through monday evening & this video is... well, "disgustingly relevant" is probably the nicest way to put it, haha. :) really though, great video & i love seeing you rebuild the channel - keep it up!
That woman near the end is clearly smirking at how she just got that sample to test. Maniacal lady.
How so?
adding fiber makes me even more constipated but when I eat high fat foods its smooth as hell.
Maybe you don't drink enough water. A high fiber diet with not enough water causes constipation^^
@@alhenagem8196 If that so why do I have normal stuhl without fiber?
@@dutyofcall7659 You are an anomaly, pray Mr Smith does not find you.
@@dutyofcall7659 it says it can cause constipation not will if your still at early stages
This true for me as well. Doctors told me to increase fibre and drink more water which i did and I didn't see any improvement at all. Cutting down on sugar and carbs and eating more fats, especially full fat probiotic yogurt, is what helped me the most. Fibre bulks up your stools making it harder to pass. Not saying fibre isn't beneficial, just that the amount we're told to consume is too much and can actually cause constipation.
thank you soooo much for this video. but please check your video audio
So glad I found your channel! keep up the good work :)
Small bite-sized digestible chunks of information... puns unintended ^^
what ive learned: vegetables do not get enough appreciation, they come in a variety of flavors and textures and are, for the most part, very good for you
Brilliant video, no filling ,no padding , just the cold hard facts and delivered so well .
Thanks!
Great video, thank you!
Based on my fellow employees at the post office, if you don't eat fiber you have to sit on the toilet for ten minutes while reading a newspaper.
I don't eat any fiber and can attest that this supposed problem is not real
I eat pretty much only animal foods, and I spend less time on the toilet when I shit than I do when I take a piss.
@@slaphappyduplenty2436 because of diarrhea?
seriously the best explaining video i have seen
Well that sucks... because it is actually wrong
Ive been eating toast for the past 8 days
Please don't
You could have gotten the equivalent amount of fiber from a single bowl of pea soup since bleached flour isn’t fiber rich at all
@@bigbirb340 gentlemen, it has been 2 years since i left this comment. i can assure you that i for one have not stopped eating toast on a regular basis. soon i shall become one with the toast
Please make a video on constipation, I’m so curious. Also love your videos !
Great suggestion!
wierd how all eskimos don't just die
I was about to put the same comment :)
Weird how humans evolved from apes over 1.5 million years, eating mostly meats as hunter-gathers didn’t go extinct.
@@acz88 And you can look at many vegans that eat a ton of fiber and they suffer from SIBO. Me as a carnivore for 2 years now I`m alive, happy and healthy.
@@kratos_hu I tried vegan for 6 months. I had no energy, had stomach pains, a lot of gas and diarrhea. LCHF fixed all that. I still eat greens for vitamin C but most of my diet now is eggs, bacon, butter, ghee, beef, chicken and seafood. Organic pasture raise / wild caught of course. Sugar and nitrate/preservative free. Recently added bone broth to break my IF, amazing results.
The inuit had serious heart disease issues. Google it.
Thank you for this video!
Watching this while on the toilet while tryna push out a big one
hell yeah
Don’t stop believing!
the moment i realised that fiber unuseful (and even harmful sometimes ) was during my rotation in the general surgery
as a doctor....ask any gastroenterologist/surgeon about the treatement of acute bowel conditions (Divertikulitis++) and the first measures are Fasting followed by a zero fiber diet .
otherwise many followers of the keto /Carnivore diets where you only eat Fats and proteins (without sugars like mentioned in your video) have better Bowel movements and less symptoms like pain und flatulence
Do you have a source for that? (the Carnivore/keto diet participants having better bowel movements and less pain and flatulence)
@@georgehornsby2075 you could start here www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3435786/
I can attest to this, from personal experience. Next to no gas, or bloating.
This legit hits me personally since I have chrons and it sucks not being able to have fiber but I still eat it anyways.
I've heard about chrons but what is it exactly and what are the symptoms if you dont mind me asking?
@Brian Woodrow well the medicine I take put me in medical remission so i can eat some.fiber but God forbid its popcorn. Literally feels like razor blades in your intestines
@@Jakeeenator symptoms include
Frequent, recurring diarrhea
Rectal bleeding
Unexplained weight loss
Fever
Abdominal pain and cramping
Fatigue and a feeling of low energy
Reduced appetite
It really sucks
@@sumohamsters200 Jesus, that really sucks man. I hope the meds you take help with the symptoms.
@Brian Woodrow problem is without fiber my stools are shit
With it its shit in all honestly before I took medicine I was stuck
Unfortunately, eating fibre causes ibs issues for me. It seems to be exactly opposite of this video.
I've just tried adding a little fibre back in to my diet, and my old symtoms are back. I'll try soluble vs unsoluble now. So thanks for pointing out the difference.
It's not unsoluble it's insoluble
@@ZSweesy_1329 Do you not know that nobody likes a grammar Queen?
And are you not concerned you are criticizing someone who's dyslexic or impaired?
@Kurt M. You are right. I think I do possibly have gluten intolerance, despite tests saying otherwise. I've avoided gluten for many years now. The fibre I was referring to was broccoli, cauliflower, spinach etc. I can get away with an occasional plate of chips ( fries) or banana now, but rice causes instant ibs unfortunately.
Thanks for the MSM and Solgar advice, I'll definately look into trying them. I take betaine hcl with meals and acv.
@@guitarbytes Chill, bro, it was just a correction.
You need a ratio of around 3:1 or 4:1 of insoluble vs soluble fiber. Vegetables, nuts and seeds are very good sources. If you're constipated, add some soluble fiber (e.g. flax seeds). If your stool is too loose, add some insoluble fiber (e.g. chia seeds).
Try not to exceed 35 grams of fiber per day. 25-30 grams should be enough for most people.
Be careful íf you previously ate a low-fiber diet. Get your stomach used to fiber slowly by adding a few grams, and then another few grams on the next day, until you can safely eat 25 grams. Always make sure to drink a good amount of water during and after every fiber-rich meal.
If this doesn't significantly improve your digestion, that means you're doing a few other things wrong. You might be eating too much sugary/starchy food, which in large quantities can cause digestive issues.
I did the carnivore diet for months(only animal products). I had no issues with it. I understand it's benefits don't see why fiber is essential. I am also not dead from e. Coli.
Same I’m on the keto diet, and I do prolonged fasting and Omad, and I haven’t consumed alot of fiber and I feel great
@@felonfrank2689 take the next step, go carnivorous
When you old, you will see the effect, my dad's friend died because he didn't eating fibers enough and had cancer
@@nguyenkhang7377 this is a really generic input. You can make every claim you want about any diet but it all boils down to not everyone having the same body. He might got cancer from a different combination of reasons.
@@imadeyoureadthis1 Maybe, but my mom is a doctor. And I believe what she said
Been on a carnivore diet for 14 months now....all of the digestive issues I used to have are completely gone.
Some people are actually carnivore which is very rare and should be given tests to confirm. Most humans(speculated around 99%) are omnivore.
@benfurtado101 I kind of hope I'm not a carnivore. I really like vegetables and bread but they make me feel horrible
@@MasterBone33you're not. humans are physiological frugivores
All good and all, but this isn't actually an issue. None of these symptoms actually happen when you quit fiber. Ask anyone who is on a zero carb zero fiber diet.
There is so much bad info out there. Diarrhea or constipation is NOT something that happens from lack of fiber. Ask any carnivore, they have the most normal poop.
My left ear really enjoyed the video
Im on Fiber-free diet due to my IBS for years now, and im doing just fine. My bowel movement is more regular than before.
same i skipped all fiber and my bowel was awesome, now im back on whatever and i dont give a fk
Dr Paul Mason: From Fibre to the microbiome.
Worth a listen. None of this unproven nonsense
Shhh keep it a secret, how else will they sell their breakfast cereals
That's like saying "I smoke half a pack of cigarettes a day and I feel fine."
You might feel fine now, but you're massively increading your chance of getting cancer over the next decades.
everyone's body is different and you may just need less fiber than the average person, and that's totally okay, but you still should try to get fiber in here and there, from whole plant foods, where and when you can, because not only are they just beneficial in the short term, but have a HUGE effect on longevity.
people eating whole grains - primarily legumes (beans) - on average live up to a decade longer than those who don't. because at a chemical level, they're repairing tissues in your body that suffer from oxidative damage (which just comes with living - known as our "aging process") with potent phytochemicals, they can slow down aging and reverse disease processes. it's good to get some in, even if it's not a lot! just having small adequate amounts that suit your body personally
Ok, so what happens if I only eat fibre?
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My question, why do pubs in the UK refuse to serve fibrous vegetables or food?
I have one question that kept lingering, once a bacteria like e. coli becomes dominant, is it possible for more beneficial bacteria to become more numerous if you start eating more fibre again? or is it much harder to get rid of once it gets out of hand?
I'm not really sure. Just a little theoretical speculation on my part. People who under go harsh antibiotic treatments that kill off alot of bacteria have to get a fecal transplant. Literally the placement of someone else's feces into your intestine. This is to repopulate the intestines so the good bacteria can grow. My thought is if a patient has to undergo a fecal transplant for that....then my guess is no, you can't repopulate, as the e.coli would be too dominant/numerous. Then again, this is science so ultimately we'd need an experiment or some published studies to really prove this.
@@darkscienceyt I see, thank you for the quick answer!
How does this relate to traditional northern native diets, such as those of the Inuit?
Either there's something I'm missing about that diet, they developed a biological mechanism to deal wit the lack of fiber, or life was just constant suffering.
Inuit's don't eat just fat and protein (i.e. fish and whale meat), they do eat produce/vegetables, just they got it from sources us temperate climate dwellers are not accustomed too. Inuit produce diet includes berries (cloudberry), certain edible roots, some grasses and especially seaweed.
Inuit also eat the stomach content of their prey.
@@wesleymartins5970 not sure whales were eating kale?
Curious: if you try to eat fibrous foods while still having SIBO, what happens? I'm guessing since you don't have enough of those bacteria that thrive on fiber to break it down, more of the fiber just shoots right through your digestive system, making it necessary to kill off the e. coli first?
My thought is the bacteria if your SI would probably break it down, and continue to break it down as it passes through your GI tract. Ultimately some debris will be excreted, but probably less than normal. I've seen in some treatments if overgrowth is too much patients have to be given an IV for nutrents instead of solid food.
You need a treatment then a bacterial culture and antibiotics
Thank u so much for the info helped me alot god bless u
Fantastic video. I'm fighting diarrhoea at this exact moment.
I eat a 100% plant based diet that's extremely high in fiber. It's been about 8 years on this diet and I have zero colon issues. Only time I have ever had constipation and gross farts was when I took a crappy antibiotic. I am just one person, but my experience lines up with this video really well!
your bowels are happy but your brain, bones, muscles and sight are not. at least we know that you would produce a cow style steak when sliced...
@@_mokosh_ I just take vitamins & supplements. I'm physically very healthy. I get blood tests every year to make sure I'm getting enough iron, vitamin d, etc. It's really not that hard of a sacrifice.
@@_mokosh_ Pretty sure lordfumblesquid is doing fine!
If you eat a 100% plant based diet, then you must be artificially supplementing with various things. I am not here to tell you what to do, I honestly don't care... but fair warning. I know all of 2 people who insisted on forcing themselves to eat a vegan diet. 1 is dead, and the other is no longer vegan after hospitalizing himself. It is literally not sustainable without some sort of industrially processed 1st world pill. Meanwhile, you can literally get every single vitamin/mineral/amino acid/fatty acid you need in roughly 2 eggs. Animal products are simply far more nutrient dense than vegetables will ever be.
@@DigitalSteel I take a fair amount of vitamins to make up for things that are low in a vegan diet - vitamin D, iron, zinc, all the b vitamins (though tempeh is very high in B12 it's not really my thing), among some other things in a multivitamin. I get my doctor to test blood levels for all those vitamins as well. Being vegan is only feasible in the modern world and I'm loving the privilege of being able to order supplements delivered to my door so I don't have to eat animal products. Animal products have never really tasted good to me and don't really register as food to me so I'm very happy with my diet. I tried eating eggs from a friend that treats them like pets (doesn't kill them after they stop laying, feeds back most of their eggs to replenish nutrients) and noticed zero difference in mood, memory, concentration, overall health, etc so I stopped.
I usually recommend people to go half vegan if they can't go full vegan. Just making more plant based choices is better than nothing! Beans are excellent. I spend my life rescuing rats and it just doesn't ethically compute to spend hundreds of dollars on rat vet bills then use other animals for food. I love all animals, not just charismatic domestic pets, so it just makes sense for me. I understand not everyone cares this much about chickens, cows, and pigs.
Zero fibers = no more constipation, just nice & perfect
wut??
@@sheldonvern Yeah, the less fibers the less issues I have, zero fibers and now my daily ;-) "production" are perfect LOL. There is nothing scientific about all these eat fibers advice. I think over 40yo should not eat fibers whatsoever
@@damien2198 ill test it out thanks for letting me know your experience
@@sheldonvern I do not eat carbs, I am not sure that would work as well with carbs
@@damien2198 thnks whats a meal look like 4 u just protein?
This is great info on fiber.
I know this is an old video, so I doubt I'll get a reply, though is there any sort of permanent damage (besides potentially hemorrhoids and cancer)? For example, with polio sometimes damage is done to nerve cells, which aren't coming back anytime soon, so even if someone is cured of polio they may still have irreparable damage. Is there anything similar like with the gut mucus or anything like that?
You don't need to eat fiber. It is not essential, and not consuming it will likely do more good than harm. Not to mention the fact that you will never experience harm from not consuming fiber.
Dont listen to digital steel, eat fiber only if you start feeling ill and it can change your life for the good
Wait what? You got it all wrong, SIBO diets are always low in fibre.
my left ear really liked this
good job keep it up sir.
Thanks!
Those little things breaking fibers are so cute 😍
I get plenty of fiber and drink plenty of water and I still can't shit properly without a laxative. I was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis years ago, but my current gi doctor revoked that diagnosis because my last scope was clear. The 3 previous ones were consistent with u/c. And now I'm terribly bloated, gassy, can't shit, have chronic intestinal pain, and sometimes still have blood in my stool. My doctor said "you're doing great, keep it up!" I'm freaking miserable. I also have gastroparesis and GERD. It's SO hard to eat 25-30 g of fiber a day with all of my symptoms, but I'm trying and succeeding most days, and it's not helping.
Please change your doctor
If you got gastroparesis you cannot eat fiber, you're clogging yourself up.
Yeah, seek help from a different doctor. He is stuck in the past on old correlational BS. There is not a single clinical trial on the planet that makes the claim that fiber is going to help you. In fact, it is likely making the problem worse. Cut out the vegetation and eat more animal products.
It turns out it was dairy causing the problem. I had started taking fiber gummies, which helped a lot, but made me gassy (but at least I could poop). I knew that I didn't handle dairy well, but I didn't eat much and didn't think it was a big deal. But I stopped eating it entirely, just to see. Within a week I didn't need the fiber gummies anymore. This last weekend, I ate something with a small amount of dairy in it, and the next day I couldn't shit. Like an idiot, I finished off the food, and was even worse the next day. I was very careful yesterday to not eat any dairy at all, and I'm back to pooping fine. So I guess just no more dairy for me. I had the same issue with gluten, which I've been off of for 3 years. I hate being so restricted, but I also don't want to rely on meds and supplements.
@Kurt M. Allergies are not my issue. But in any case, I do already take a quality probiotic daily, and I have for years.
The more fiber you eat, the more you poop. Haven't eaten fiber in over 18 months. All good here.
Please anyone help me I did this mistake for not eating fiber for 40 days and now when ever i eat i go to toilet if i eat fiber it doesn't get digested it appears in stool
Can't enjoy science without hearing your voice
Been in the bathroom for 1 hours I’m crying out for help.
Go to the doctor my friend.
Eating fiber to fix constipation is about as smart as trying to fix traffic by putting more cars on the road
@@DigitalSteel Then what do I do?
@@g3orgge788 less food rich in fiber, more food rich in collagen
@@DigitalSteel it thought fiber was good because it doesn’t break down it passes straight through and grabs shit?
The supposed health benefits of fibre have never been proven empirically. These are just assumptions by so called “experts”.
There is only one controlled study that was ever conducted on fibre, and what they found was the complete opposite of what fibre is meant to do. They found that a 100% of the subjects who cut out fibre experienced less gastrointestinal issues and more bowel movements. This was the complete opposite of those who were on moderate to high fibre diet.
The study even went on to conclude that too much fibre can actually cause constipation. Mechanically it makes sense. You can’t expect an easy bowel movement when your colon is clogged up with all the waste. It’s like a traffic jam. The more cars you have, the more traffic you will have.
Fibre is a waste product that our body can’t breakdown. So it essentially just goes right through us.
Pure B.S., the evidence is OVERWHELMING that fruits, veggies, legumes, and whole grains are the foods humans should be eating ...........and they are all high in fiber.
@@SenorJuan2023 that’s actually pure bs. Ironically. And your overwhelming evidence doesn’t exist according to the real scientific literature. All those foods you just mentioned are packed full of anti nutrients and inflammatory properties.
Be my guest and keep eating them for a long time. Sooner or later your health will deteriorate, that’s if diabetes doesn’t kill you first. You’re probably referring to bogus articles written by some young girl in her 20s who thinks she knows how to interpret the data and the studies she reads. Real physiologists and scientists poke holes in those “studies” all the time.
@@leoalphaproductions8642 I'm one of the healthiest people in this country, eating a high fiber diet. A major health scare for me is a mild headache for an hour or so. Haven't had the flu since high school. The longest lived cultures eat/ate mostly plants and/or starches. LMFAO
@@leoalphaproductions8642 You take Dr. Stephen Gundry seriously?
@@leoalphaproductions8642 Those scientists paid for by the meat and dairy industries?
Cake, cookies and ice cream (with a cone, as on the picture presented) all contain fiber.
If one doesnt have SIBO but an overgrowth of bad bacteria due to antibiotics and poor diet can it be reversed through diet alone? If I were to eat high fiber diet and low to no refined carbs and sugar would the good bacteria fix the mucosal lining and start taking over the bad bacteria? Or is antibiotics the answer to it?
Ik its been a while, but here's what I think might work:
You should probably have some antibiotics to kill the bad bacteria, but you should also take probiotics to replace the good ones that antibiotics also target.
Eating foods with fiber should, indeed, "feed" the "good" bacteria back into healthy numbers
But I'm no expert, this is just what seems to make sense to me. I suggest talking to a doctor and asking _them_; since they are professionals and all :)
I haven't had a descent Fiber Completely in about I guess almost A 2yrs close to it
Welp, time to go watch "Bane Outtakes" again...
How about if u didn't eat foods with fibers but took fiber pills?
How much fiber per day is necessary or recommended to maintain the normal gut microbiome "bacterio-homeostasis"?
Also, at what point would it be considered to be consuming too much fiber?
Question 1: 25-30 grams per day
Queastion 2: When you get diarrhea XD
I haven’t consistently eaten fiber for about two years now and I’ve never been healthier. Not eating fiber cured my hemorrhoids.
Fibre isn’t needed in the human diet. There has only ever been one controlled study on fibre, and they found the completely opposite of these supposed “benefits” of fibre. Too much fibre was linked to constipation and other gastrointestinal issues on subjects who were on moderate to high fibre intake. The 100% of those who cut out fibre completely, didn’t experience any of those issues at all.
yep, less fibre is better
What happens if you don't eat fibre? Digestion is comfortable, no bloating, no gas, no stomach pain, no constipation. As an added bonus inflammation reduces.
Nothing, you dont need it for good digestion
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Everyone on Keto, should watch this.
There's a reason you count net carbs and eat plenty of broccoli and spinach
I am essentially a ketovore, only a small fraction of what I eat come from plants. We are talking miniscule quantities from spices or herbs. Fiber is not essential and has in fact caused far more problems than people like to think it solves.
Literaly have been on Carnivore diet for a year now and i havent been healthier in my entire life, lost 50 lbs and have so much energy, I dont have any of the issue this guy says ..
what if you fast for a month (just water/tea/coffee)? do these bacteria just die?
if you don't die first
Well some bacteria are able to go dormant for extremely long time, so that may not work. Also others can eat the glyco protein lining on the small intestine.
What if you have a disease that severely limits your fiber intake and you respond poorly to antibiotics?
Dude this channel is scaring the shit outta me lol.
XD
"Our mission is done."
how about if you keep the protein, fat, carbs, but you cut the sugar AND the fiber? I've been doing it for at least a year and I'm doing fine without any intestinal issues. I also eat only once per day, so maybe the conclusions in this video aren't applicable to me since the video assumes that you eat sugar and you eat 3x per day
You cant bake a white bread out of hole wheat flour, most wheat flowers sold and used for bread are refined.
How is it possible for some people to live on a carnivore diet for years and years without any fiber and seemingly thriving? Like Shawn baker who is 57 years old, looks healthy and in shape and only eats beef, salt and drinks water??
Bc its not
The Inuit people seem to be fine eating little to no fiber
the inuit are known to have really bad health lol
They eat the content from the stomach of their prey.
@@DelusionalMoron they have bad health AFTER eating industrial food. You know, the kind that gets Americans fat and sick?
@@DelusionalMoron lol, you failed that research pretty hard. Good try though.
@@GameFuMaster Stop being lazy and google the inuit diet. NOT good for health.
I was on a keto diet once. I was going to the toilet once a week. My eyeballs nearly exploded. Never again. Carbs FTW!!!
What the hell did you eat? Nothing but almonds and cheese?
A keto diet omits carbohydrates, not greens.
@@alanjenkins1508 depends, a ketovore or carnivore diet would eliminate most vegetables and is still very healthy
I will never not take fiber supplements after trying it last year. This is definitely too much information but I have been pooping clean ever since. I still wipe to make sure but like 9/10 times its totally clean. Makes life easier
Lol, everything sums up to the last sentence!
Wait. Did you just solve years of my GI health problems. waitwaitwait.
I honestly doubt it, fiber is not going to solve your problems. If you have GI issues, you might want to do the exact opposite and eat far fewer plant foods. Fiber + starch + sugar = terrible gut health.
@David Esposito
What the fuck are you on about? Where the fuck are you supposed to get your nutrients from if you just take out all fruits and vegetables from your diet? Wtf?
I feel like you are in the wrong direction, to have a healthy microbiome you need multiple nutrients and how do you get a flourishing guy microbiome? By eating fruits and vegetables!!!! Now please, tell me your reasoning for infiltrating the comment section with this nonsense with no evidence to provide for it?
@@dianalove539 Ive got 2 decades of experience in nutritional endocrinology. But maybe do your own research. Honestly I don't care what you do, but you are stuck on old 1970's epidemiology. That crap was never true.
@@DigitalSteel You are a breath of fresh air, good sir! I wish more folks understood this.
Q: What happens if you stop eating fiber?
A: You have a healthy poop once a day.
Question. How is it that before Europeans arrived the Inuit survived on a diet of 95% meat and fat from land animals and fish? They had almost no metabolic diseases until the Europeans arrived. They were almost strictly carnivores. And why do you assume that non-fiber eating humans are going to eat sugary, processed food?
the inuit got their nutrients by eating the ENTIRE animal, including the organs. As for the 2nd question, i guess people who dont eat fiber tend to be fat slobs
Nice video
Thanks
The audio is weird.
I call bs. I’ve done carnivorous zero fiber and zero carb diets for extended periods of time as well as gone back to a more vegetable inclusive diet and I’ve always found digestion, constipation and the like is always worst when eating high fiber diets.
Find what works for you. We're all different. You eat a peanut and it's yummy protein and fat. I eat a peanut and I die.
@@TheLurker1647 Man I can’t eat peanuts, they give me the poops real bad. I know that’s not your point but still, analogy doesn’t really work with me involved.
I did pure carnvivore for 3 months as an experment and I had zero gas, zero bloating, no constipation. Regular bowel movements in the morning that were quick and easy. This lasted the entire 3 months. I also lost weight.
Some people benefit from fiber, others don't. The human body is complex, there's no one-size-fits-all approach.
Thats why you do your own research and dont put your faith in this channel
@@alexkwak7146I dont follow this channel. I was googling fiber and saw it. My comment was for the people here refusing to believe the video could be wrong
does lack of fiber cause motility issues?
Not sure but reckon those on a carnivore diet for several years might disagree ..have a look at the Carb Addiction Doc on his channel he has an informed interesting slant on the subject..also Doctor Ken Berry on his channel.
What about Carnivarous diet? They don't eat any vegi fruit or sugar, none have these problems reported. Is is the sugar causes the problem?
The way he says soluble is like fingernails on a chalkboard
I never understood how I got sibo after doing a carnivore diet. Thanks for the vid!
No problem!
Going vegan is what finally got rid of all my IBS symptoms after my doctor told me I'd "just have to live with it". Meanwhile my dad, who rarely eats anything that doesn't come from an animal, is now undergoing chemo for colon cancer.
Not vegan, but an increase in vegetables at every meal has healed this issue for me too. Veggies are no joke.
@NG-wq9nm what veggies do you eat I?
Matt Monarch was vegan for years and he still lost his colon 🤔
People living in north and eating raw fish with meat be like - "Fiber ? Never heard of this thing"
@Emily Lavën , sure , but somehow they are much stronger , smarter and happier than average European.
Maybe your data is based on ones who also drinks and smokes ? Huh ?
@Emily Lavën , in Russia alcoholism in northern tribes is very high. But of course you will blame their problems on raw northern deer meat , blood and fish , right ?
@Emily Lavën , and ?
There are lots of old people in Yakutia , 60 years old looking healthier and happier than 90% of US .
@Emily Lavën , you should take a look at channel - "Анатолий Лээги".
I can already say you never lived in -30C and especially you never lived -60C.
P.S , I only experienced -40C a few times in my life
@Emily Lavën , you didnt understand me. This man is over 60 years old and felling great , he might live to 90 years.
Most of vegans looks like corpses with grey anemic skin in their 30s . What's even the point of mentioning those religious zealots who will starve their own child ?
New research has shown that soluble fiber can make it easier for harmful bacteria to proliferate, potentially leading to conditions like small intestine bacterial overgrowth (SIBO).
Available data doesn't mean solid conclusions necessarily.
this microbial overgrowth really only happens when you combine no fiber + signifcant sugar intake.
a diet of only proteins and fats is more sustainable than you'd think with just the information in this video.
Had to check a different video to make sure my earphones didn't break
I wish we were at the Star Trek age of medicine - where they can send a little nano bot in a pill that has a camera and sample collector in it.
are you sure about the sigmoid colon part? 90%, that part of the large intestine is for water retention.
Lmao I'm on the keto diet, I don't have any carbs except for avacados, leafy greens/broccoli so I'm low fiber. My shit is divine though, rough in the beginning though.
I'd love to have devine shit. Lol.
You eate leaves. That's fiber.
@@wesleymartins5970 it's still pretty low but I get your point
@@Fomites the ones where you know you have conquered the toilet, I love those ones
@@Fomites Now I’m imagining taking golden dumps