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slower protien digestion backs up carbohydrates & cause them to ferment

charles brough
in Anatomy, Physiology and Neuroscience

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  • 2 weeks later...

sure im a complete layman with no scientific training in anything but i think certain "opportunistic" bacteria or something feed on certain carbohydrates (or maybe the products of poorly broken down/digested carbohydrates or something?) so yeah just google "small intestine bacterial overgrowth" or something im unaware if anything can/does feed off of amino acids (dont think they do) in the intestines so yeh...youll find a bunch of things to kill them/reestablish good bacteria/improve digestion etc...easy...

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