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... fiber and inflammatory bowel disease . With the recent popularity of high- fiber diets in our society , some observers have suggested that patients with inflammatory bowel disease consume too little fiber in their diet . There is no ...
... fiber and inflammatory bowel disease . With the recent popularity of high- fiber diets in our society , some observers have suggested that patients with inflammatory bowel disease consume too little fiber in their diet . There is no ...
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... fiber products , so the simple sugars are unavailable for absorption . In an undigested form , the fiber material remains within the large intestine and acts by an osmotic effect to retain water in the stool , producing a softer and ...
... fiber products , so the simple sugars are unavailable for absorption . In an undigested form , the fiber material remains within the large intestine and acts by an osmotic effect to retain water in the stool , producing a softer and ...
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... ( fiber ) . As described above , fiber products consist of the undigested portion of plants and include a variety of different compounds ( e.g. , cellulose , pectins , lignins , gums ) , all of which function to some degree by adding bulk ...
... ( fiber ) . As described above , fiber products consist of the undigested portion of plants and include a variety of different compounds ( e.g. , cellulose , pectins , lignins , gums ) , all of which function to some degree by adding bulk ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The Cause of Inflammatory Bowel Disease | 11 |
The Anatomy of the Gastrointestinal Tract | 17 |
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