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Thursday, September 26, 2013

Any type of food consumed would be digested . however, one must know whether the food consumed has adverse effects on health or the digestive system . it should be necessary for a person to know which ones are good eating for digestive health and which foods are not good for digestive health .

However, a digestive health is not only influenced by the type of food alone but a way of processing the food itself also affects the digestive health . in addition to ways of processing unhealthy lifestyles also affect digestive health so it makes the stomach does not react well to any type of food consumed .


Important to know which foods or drinks that are not good for digestive health so they can make people eat meticulous in choosing which one to eat and which foods should be avoided . Here is a guide of what is bad for the digestive system , as quoted from HuffingtonPost , namely :

 Coffee , tea , and soft drinks
 This drink is not only relax the esophageal sphincter , but causes gastric acid buildup and is a diuretic that  triggers diarrhea and cramping . Additionally caffeinated beverages can aggravate gastroesophageal reflux  disease ( GERD ) . For those who are sensitive should drink in a few levels .

 Alcohol
 Alcohol can relax the esophageal sphincter that causes acid reflux , abdominal discomfort , erode the            stomach lining , disrupting certain enzymes and prevents absorption of nutrients .

 Fruits berries
 This fruit is good for health , but small seeds can be a problem for people who have diverticulitis ( intestinal  sac that develops in the colon usually ) so that it can become inflamed or infected .

 Milk
 For people who have lakosa intolerance ( lactase deficiency ) , the consumption of milk or dairy products  can cause diarrhea , gas , bloating and cramping . Some diseases such as Celiac and Crohn's can cause  lactose intolerance .

 Foods high in fat and fried
 Both of these foods can cause acid reflux and heartburn ( stomach heat ) , as well as trigger colors or pale    stools called steatorrhea caused by excess fat in the feces .

 Spicy foods
 Spicy foods can reduce muscle tension in the lower esophagus , making stomach acid rising again , triggering  painful acid reflux . This condition can be very problematic in people with irritable bowel syndrome and  chronic gastritis .
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