Mon, Oct-10-16, 21:56
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New Member
Posts: 12
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Plan: low-carb, low-fiber
Stats: 140/140/140
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Originally Posted by MickiSue
Of course breast fed babies (and bottle fed ones for that matter) have no fiber in their diets. Fiber stays in the gut, it doesn't get into the bloodstream where it would need to go in order to become breast milk.
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I was talking about breast-fed infants. If they receive only mother's milk, they shouldn't get any fiber into their guts. So fiber doesn't seem to be needed for bowel movements. Right? |