I have low pancreas enzymes and my doctor gave me Critical Digestion which has pancreatic enzymes, but also probiotics. I get a stomachache (just in the bottom right side) when I take them, and I'm thinking it might be the probiotics interacting with possible SIBO - and NOT the enzymes. Was wondering if I should just take the enzymes and if someone sells that? Thanks
I don't exactly trust myself to make my own yogurt!
will taking the probiotic pills at least do something even if the total count is lower...
btw if anyone lives in Memphis, TN - I would love to try making it together with someone...
I don't exactly trust myself to make my own yogurt!
will taking the probiotic pills at least do something even if the total count is lower...
btw if anyone lives in Memphis, TN - I would love to try making it together with someone...
I don't exactly trust myself to make my own yogurt!
will taking the probiotic pills at least do something even if the total count is lower...
btw if anyone lives in Memphis, TN - I would love to try making it together with someone...
If we can see a way someone can improve, should we tell them? Humans are notoriously resistant to be told what to do. Can we only learn for ourselves? What have people learned about this in NDEs...
My husband and parents LOVE ME so much, but I am very sensitive, and sometimes the way they speak with me makes me feel hurt. Should I ask them to think about the tone they use? They are also very sensitive and I don't want to hurt them. I want us all to love each other 😄 we already do, but to make sure we say things in a nice way... or should I just be less sensitive and think about their intention and what they mean by what they're saying.
I suppose it has to be said in the moment ie. "Maybe say this, instead of this" and calmly and succinctly so as to not make a big deal of it. But I also feel I have a lot from my childhood I want to "get over" such as being around a stressful environment and being called names a few times and I want to tell them so they know how I felt and I can get it off my chest, and granted I have to improve, too! I want us all to be happy, and maybe I should just move on, but I feel I might have to get it off my chest in order to move on?
Or rather... the purpose of losing people. They say it's "the natural order of things..."
Wouldn't it teach you to want to love the other person even if they don't fully share your views? See it as a challenge?
To help my husband and I determine regarding adoption vs surrogacy (well, surrogacy is difficult - who has the money for that...) we are wondering if there are any couples who have have two biological children, where one is related to one dad and the other to the other dad? Then, you could honestly ask, do the fathers feel "closer" to "their" child? Obviously they will love both, and hopefully give fair treatment.
And we all want to think the answer is no, but what if there is some truth, just some basic primal feeling that connects two people who are genetically related?
Basically, do our parents love us because they raised us, or because we're related to them?