I've been told I have a problem digesting fats.

[Guest guest]

Can I get suggestions for supplements that aid in digesting dietary fats? I

have come across Lipase enzymes, pantothenic acid and taurine. What else?

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

It seems to me that I've read that herbs that are commonly used as the spice with a particularly fatty food also aid in its digestion. One of the things that comes to mind is fennel seed. Its often found in sausage.

In terms of fennel, I read, and tried, a tea made with fennel. The way its to be done is to steep one teaspoon of fennel seed into a cup (6 ounces) of hot water. You boil the water and pour it onto the fennel. Let that steep for 5-10 minutes. You drink a teaspoonful of that infusion every hour. It will help you to burn fat, it will also help with metabolizing fat with a meal.

Check it out for allergic reaction first in a small way. And do not drink the entire cup at once. Just one teaspoon.

 

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Paul

Sunday, January 07, 2007 6:01 PM

I've been told I have a problem digesting fats.

 

 

Can I get suggestions for supplements that aid in digesting dietary fats? Ihave come across Lipase enzymes, pantothenic acid and taurine. What else?

[Guest guest]

Paul, cholegogues (usually bitter herbs) stimulate bile flow; the

bile contains enzymes that digest fats. Liver flushes work

marvelously for a lot of people because they increase the

potential for bile flow by removing blockages in both the liver

and gall bladder, which has to store the bile for quick release

into the food and do the fat digestion.

 

That said, I've have a lot of success with enzymes too. Lipase is

the enzyme that digests fats; there's some in the BlockBuster All

Clear that we use for circulatory disorders, blood coagulation,

fibrosis and clots.

 

Duncan

 

On 8 Jan 2007 at 12:40, wrote:

 

> I've been told I have a problem digesting fats.

> Posted by: " Paul " kennio Kennio

> Sun Jan 7, 2007 3:06 pm ((PST))

>

> Can I get suggestions for supplements that aid in digesting dietary

> fats? I have come across Lipase enzymes, pantothenic acid and

> taurine. What else?