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About the Oathealth Heart Health Blog…
Oathealth Heart Health blog features heart health information and news about a variety of interesting topics.Our goal is to help become a starting point for improving your heart health. Each month we blog about a variety of topics including: nutrition, the latest heart health research, and practical suggestions on how to lower your cholesterol naturally.
Heart Health blog is written and edited by our staff at Oathealth.com. We also feature guest authors from the nutraceutical and medical community.
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September 18th, 2009 at 10:27 am
I have been using Nutrim for several weeks but had to stop because it was giving me lots and lots of GAS. I mix it in hot oatbran cereal every morning and in juice/water in the evening. The gas was unbearable. Since I stopped the Nutrim the gas has subsided. Any suggestions?
October 13th, 2009 at 2:50 pm
Thank you for your feedback. Whenever you start a new fiber supplement it can on occasion give you gas. One recommendation is to try a smaller dose and drink plenty of water until you tolerate it better. Another important consideration is a possible lack of good bacteria in the body. Good bacteria are important for breaking down material like fiber which we lack the ability to break down. You may want to consider supplementing your diet with good bacteria to help with any gas you may be experiencing.
October 21st, 2009 at 1:19 pm
Nutrim has saved my quality of life. 8 weeks ago had blood work and check up done. Results were Try-315, LDL- 175, Chol-312, after we looked and researched Nutrim gave it a try. 7 weeks lator. Got the results today. Try-188, LDL-125, Chol-212. Can you believe it. My wife and I wanted to do everything healthy without any statins. The side effects are what interfers with the quality of life. Thank you Thank you Nutrim.
October 26th, 2009 at 2:20 pm
Thank you for that great feedback. I am glad we could be a part of your health journey and help you lower your cholesterol naturally without side effects.