Guest guest Posted August 5, 2003 Report Share Posted August 5, 2003 Hi Christie, yes, it was this list. i think the posts are under Digestive Enzymes thread. sonya " Why Stomach Acid is Good for You " I thought it was on this list that I heard mention of the book " Why Stomach Acid is Good for You. " However, in searching, I can't find it. Anyone out there know about this? Thanks! Christie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 11, 2006 Report Share Posted September 11, 2006 " Why Stomach Acid is Good for You - Natural Relief from Heartburn, Indigestion, Reflux, and Gerd " by V. , M.D. and Lane Lenard, Ph.D. According to the book, most people of middle age (past halfway actually) experience a declining production of stomach HCl and pepsin production and actually would benefit from some additional in the form of dietary capsules. They maintain that the drug companies are actually harming a lot of people by pushing the stomach acid suppressing drugs which actually inhibit the digestion of food and thus leave many people malnourished over the long run. So I ordered some Betaine HCl caps and received them today. So I'll probably take one with my evening meal even though I seldom experience stomach upset - sort as a one creature experiment. I do this with some trepidation though as I've also been brainwashed by the media into believing stomach upset should be squashed by some antacid. So does anyone have any experience with Betaine HCl caps? Or have any strong opinions about them? a~z PS 1. This topic could be considered as belonging to the optimal nutrition part of CRON, thus is somewhat relevant. 2. The above mentioned book was published in 2001 and while perhaps not at the foreskin of technology is still fairly current. 3. I wonder how many CRON followers are actually malnourished and don't even know it? X amount of calories * inefficient digestion != x amount of calories absorbed and utilized by the body. (Sorry about the obscure and slightly inaccurate notation.) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 11, 2006 Report Share Posted September 11, 2006 Hi All, See the related pdf-not-availed paper below. Yi I, Stephan FK. Body fat reserves attenuate gastric ulcers induced by restricted feeding in rats. Physiol Behav. 1996 Apr-May;59(4-5):931-6. PMID: 8778889 http://tinyurl.com/qbxdl ... Fat reserves were systematically manipulated by using chow vs. high-fat diets and by using rats of different ages (3, 7, and 17 months). The ulcerogenic procedure consisted of limiting food intake to 6 g of chow per day. For chow-fed rats, 20 days were required to induce ulcers in 3-month-old rats whereas more than 40 days were required in 7- and 17-month-old rats. In 7-month-old rats fed a high-fat diet, the ulcerogenic phase lasted 63 days. Virtually no ulcers were found in control groups with larger body weights that were yoked to the duration of the ulcerogenic phase. Measurement of retroperitoneal and epididymal fat pads indicated that these were nearly depleted in rats with ulcers whereas some fat remained in ulcer-free rats, regardless of age, diet, or the duration of the ulcerogenic phase. These results suggest that the depletion of fat reserves to a critical level triggers a metabolic stress response that then produces gastric ulcers. --- aequalsz <aequalsz@...> wrote: > " Why Stomach Acid is Good for You - Natural Relief > from Heartburn, > Indigestion, Reflux, and Gerd " by V. > , M.D. and Lane > Lenard, Ph.D. > So does anyone have any experience with Betaine HCl > caps? Or have any > strong opinions about them? > > a~z > > PS > > 1. This topic could be considered as belonging to > the optimal > nutrition part of CRON, thus is somewhat relevant. > > 2. The above mentioned book was published in 2001 > and while perhaps > not at the foreskin of technology is still fairly > current. > > 3. I wonder how many CRON followers are actually > malnourished and > don't even know it? X amount of calories * > inefficient digestion > != x amount of calories absorbed and utilized by the > body. (Sorry > about the obscure and slightly inaccurate notation.) -- Al Pater, PhD; email: old542000@... __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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