yes because you cant digest carbs very well and you may be lactose intolerant. You need to figure what causes gut inflamation and the lack of carb absorbtion..hint type 2 diabetes comes to mind.. Once you know then eliminate it and move to other foods.
What foods to try?..well whole eggs, chesse, butter, the usual protein source, and try grits and maltodextrin. This kinda carb seems to work the best for ppl with gut issues from my experience. I cant tell you for sure this is going to work but it's worth giving it a try.
Oh and stop taking all those supps. Start fresh without.
I mentioned this in another thread. Look up intestinal parasites, symptoms can be multiple, like i had. Or just one, like lactose intolerant, food allergy Or even Excess eating with No gains. Extremely easy to contract, and deal with with high doses of herbs (renewlife.com PARAgone with SMARTcleanse).
Parasites feed off of certain foods. Grains(gluten), sugars(artificial&refined) and dairy (sugar and lactose within it).
When you ingest it, they benefit and you suffer. They "eat" and absorb the nutrients from those groups. Then they make WASTE, that waste effects your organs. It turn causing imbalances(pH levels ie heartburn), weaken auto immune (arthritis for myself, allergies, IBS, crohns, diabeities etc). This also has an effect on what are body uses from the good.
An intestinal worm could also cause of nutrient loss as they eat it what you eat as they sit in your intestine/colon.
Do you have acne or get boils? Do you ever see mucus in you bowel movements? When you eat certain foods, do get lethargic? Does your tongue have a white film covering it? (best checked in the morning upon wakening)
It is a possibility, I only mention it because it is becoming more and more common in North America. You can be the healthiest of individuals and still get a parasite/worm/bacteria. And only takes a few months of diet and herbal pills to manage it. Just another angle.
I should add, the longer you live with these things, the more symptoms will come. They will grow In numbers, and they become systemic after eating through your intestinal walls.
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