Having a big belly or what is today called a pot belly has been seen by some as a sign of abundant wealth and good living. In fact some in this present era of enlightenment still nurse the mistaken belief that the bigger the size of your belly the more successful and trust worthy you will become.
No doubt you will agree with me that ignorance is indeed on fire. How will a man who is prone to serious health challenges including memory loss, diabetics, cancer (just to mention a few) be entrusted with money because of unhealthy belly size?
Having a big belly or what is today called a pot belly has been seen by some as a sign of abundant wealth and good living. In fact some in this present era of enlightenment still nurse the mistaken belief that the bigger the size of your belly the more successful and trust worthy you will become.
No doubt you will agree with me that ignorance is indeed on fire. How will a man who is prone to serious health challenges including memory loss, diabetics, cancer (just to mention a few) be entrusted with money because of unhealthy belly size?
The Right question about Pot Belly
Have we ever wondered where the food we eat three times a day go to? Most of us go poo once in a week or even after 3 days. Funny enough, many carry this poop for more than 3 months and some can go up to 20 years!
I know some of you are like ‘no way, how can i carry poop in my tummy all this time, not me!’
Am here to tell that Yes most of us are full of shit! am sorry for my language but its true. Believe me we have an average of 10 pounds of shit clogging our colon at any given time, Shit stinks, and is full of nasty germs. Processed foods accompanied by red meat, pollution and other inhaled toxins have built up in your body and colon since birth.
Vegetarians should be proud to have better colon health than meat eaters since the digested by-products of meat stick around for a long time. This is what it means to have 10 lbs of shit laying around.
Many of us carry excess stool that never digest. This leads to parasites and worms that makes us sick and many unabsorbed nutrients are wasted because of this. And so its the stool impacted in our gut that makes our stomachs protrude, causing us to look fat/chubby and have a weak immune system.
Bowel disorder could be the origin of most health problems. We ingest huge amount of toxins into our body regularly and vast amount of it found its way into our body through the foods that we eat daily and also from the air that we breathe in.
Health experts believe that these toxins build up is the source of a broad range of diseases ranging from heart diseases to more serious illnesses like cancer.
How will i know i am carrying this excess waste?
An unhealthy colon makes you feel tired and sluggish. It basically sucks the life out of you. They weigh you down, unnecessary weight gain. You begin to look tired. You wake up and feel like you have not slept all night. You become irritable and grumpy and you if are over weight all attempts of loosing weight fail. Some shit cause constipation.
Top Most Health Concerns Associated With A Clogged Colon Are:
1. Weaker Immune System: A blocked colon, when left untreated, eventually affects your immunity and weakens the immune system dramatically.
2. Abdominal Pain: When the wastes are accumulated at one place inside your stomach, chances are that you would develop immense pain in that particular region. A blocked colon is very painful indeed.
3. Problems with Digestion: A blocked colon poses to be a great threat to your digestive systems. If the colon isn’t functioning properly the process of nutrient absorption, digestion, assimilation and excretion would not work. Any disturbance in these processes would lead to eventual digestive problems.
4. Colon Cancer: One of the most life-threatening conditions associated with a blocked colon is colon cancer. Colon cancer is a common cause of the rising number of death toll worldwide. When the colon remains clogged for years and fails to breathe properly, it results in cancer.
5. Constipation: A blocked colon results in constipation. This is one of the most common effects of colon disorder. When you colon is blocked, it actually means that the wastes and faces are all sticking to the colon walls and there’s no way for these debris to come out. Consequently your system suffers and you fail to pass stools clearly. Constipation can sometimes be very painful and might as well lead to more serious health complications.
One of the main causes of clogged colons is constipation. The longer the faces get stuck in the colon the more they dry up and can eventually get impacted. Common triggers of constipation in adults include:
A diet low in fiber content You need about 25 grams to 30 grams every day to soften the stool and encourage proper bowel function.
Inadequate fluid intake To help prevent stools from becoming dry and hard, your daily fluid intake should be equivalent to at least six to eight glasses of water. This amount includes fluids found in milk, juice and other beverages, as well as in fruits, soups, stews and solid foods.
A sedentary lifestyle Because regular exercise is necessary to promote normal muscle contractions in the bowel wall, having a sedentary job or rarely exercising puts you at high risk of constipation.
Ignoring the urge to defecate Sometimes, because of a busy schedule or limited access to restrooms, a person ignores the urge to defecate. Over time, postponing bathroom trips until a more convenient time can lead to constipation.
Travel and scheduling factors Travel can promote constipation by changing your diet, interfering with the normal timing of your meals, and limiting your access to restrooms.
Laxative overuse Long-term use of over-the-counter laxatives can teach your bowel to rely on these medicines, and can eventually cause constipation rather than relieve it.
Occasionally, long-term constipation develops into fecal impaction, which is a mass of stool that can’t be moved by colon contractions, resulting in a blocked colon. you will know that you are constipated if there is
Fewer than three bowel movements per week
Small, hard, dry stools that are difficult or painful to pass
A feeling that your rectum is not empty after a bowel movement
The need to strain excessively to have a bowel movement
Frequent use of enemas, laxatives or suppositories
No doubt you will agree with me that ignorance is indeed on fire. How will a man who is prone to serious health challenges including memory loss, diabetics, cancer (just to mention a few) be entrusted with money because of unhealthy belly size?
Having a big belly or what is today called a pot belly has been seen by some as a sign of abundant wealth and good living. In fact some in this present era of enlightenment still nurse the mistaken belief that the bigger the size of your belly the more successful and trust worthy you will become.
No doubt you will agree with me that ignorance is indeed on fire. How will a man who is prone to serious health challenges including memory loss, diabetics, cancer (just to mention a few) be entrusted with money because of unhealthy belly size?
The Right question about Pot Belly
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I know some of you are like ‘no way, how can i carry poop in my tummy all this time, not me!’
Am here to tell that Yes most of us are full of shit! am sorry for my language but its true. Believe me we have an average of 10 pounds of shit clogging our colon at any given time, Shit stinks, and is full of nasty germs. Processed foods accompanied by red meat, pollution and other inhaled toxins have built up in your body and colon since birth.
Vegetarians should be proud to have better colon health than meat eaters since the digested by-products of meat stick around for a long time. This is what it means to have 10 lbs of shit laying around.
Many of us carry excess stool that never digest. This leads to parasites and worms that makes us sick and many unabsorbed nutrients are wasted because of this. And so its the stool impacted in our gut that makes our stomachs protrude, causing us to look fat/chubby and have a weak immune system.
Bowel disorder could be the origin of most health problems. We ingest huge amount of toxins into our body regularly and vast amount of it found its way into our body through the foods that we eat daily and also from the air that we breathe in.
Health experts believe that these toxins build up is the source of a broad range of diseases ranging from heart diseases to more serious illnesses like cancer.
How will i know i am carrying this excess waste?
An unhealthy colon makes you feel tired and sluggish. It basically sucks the life out of you. They weigh you down, unnecessary weight gain. You begin to look tired. You wake up and feel like you have not slept all night. You become irritable and grumpy and you if are over weight all attempts of loosing weight fail. Some shit cause constipation.
Top Most Health Concerns Associated With A Clogged Colon Are:
1. Weaker Immune System: A blocked colon, when left untreated, eventually affects your immunity and weakens the immune system dramatically.
2. Abdominal Pain: When the wastes are accumulated at one place inside your stomach, chances are that you would develop immense pain in that particular region. A blocked colon is very painful indeed.
3. Problems with Digestion: A blocked colon poses to be a great threat to your digestive systems. If the colon isn’t functioning properly the process of nutrient absorption, digestion, assimilation and excretion would not work. Any disturbance in these processes would lead to eventual digestive problems.
4. Colon Cancer: One of the most life-threatening conditions associated with a blocked colon is colon cancer. Colon cancer is a common cause of the rising number of death toll worldwide. When the colon remains clogged for years and fails to breathe properly, it results in cancer.
5. Constipation: A blocked colon results in constipation. This is one of the most common effects of colon disorder. When you colon is blocked, it actually means that the wastes and faces are all sticking to the colon walls and there’s no way for these debris to come out. Consequently your system suffers and you fail to pass stools clearly. Constipation can sometimes be very painful and might as well lead to more serious health complications.
One of the main causes of clogged colons is constipation. The longer the faces get stuck in the colon the more they dry up and can eventually get impacted. Common triggers of constipation in adults include:
A diet low in fiber content You need about 25 grams to 30 grams every day to soften the stool and encourage proper bowel function.
Inadequate fluid intake To help prevent stools from becoming dry and hard, your daily fluid intake should be equivalent to at least six to eight glasses of water. This amount includes fluids found in milk, juice and other beverages, as well as in fruits, soups, stews and solid foods.
A sedentary lifestyle Because regular exercise is necessary to promote normal muscle contractions in the bowel wall, having a sedentary job or rarely exercising puts you at high risk of constipation.
Ignoring the urge to defecate Sometimes, because of a busy schedule or limited access to restrooms, a person ignores the urge to defecate. Over time, postponing bathroom trips until a more convenient time can lead to constipation.
Travel and scheduling factors Travel can promote constipation by changing your diet, interfering with the normal timing of your meals, and limiting your access to restrooms.
Laxative overuse Long-term use of over-the-counter laxatives can teach your bowel to rely on these medicines, and can eventually cause constipation rather than relieve it.
Occasionally, long-term constipation develops into fecal impaction, which is a mass of stool that can’t be moved by colon contractions, resulting in a blocked colon. you will know that you are constipated if there is
Fewer than three bowel movements per week
Small, hard, dry stools that are difficult or painful to pass
A feeling that your rectum is not empty after a bowel movement
The need to strain excessively to have a bowel movement
Frequent use of enemas, laxatives or suppositories
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