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Perforated Bowel
A perforated bowel is a rupture within the intestinal wall due to severe blockage from chronic constipation, disease (such as Crohn’s disease, appendicitis, cancer, or Diverticulitis), or from abdominal trauma. But what conditions can lead to this occurring? Learn more about the symptoms, treatment, and prevention of bowel perforation.
High Fiber Bread
Fiber is a special type of carbohydrate that passes through the human digestive system without being broken down into nutrients. Benefits of fiber include: promoting regularity, making bowel movements less painful, boosting immunity, and potentially a reduced risk for digestive diseases. Learn about healthful sources of fiber, how fiber works, and several types of high fiber bread you can eat to obtain more of this beneficial food.
Bowel
Follow the path of your lower digestive system, from the small bowel, through the colon, and finally–the rectum and anus. This article provides many helpful facts regarding the function of several support processes (such as digestive juices and the intestinal villi) and how they help you maintain optimal digestive health.
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What Should Your Stool Look Like?
Read about healthy stools and learn the best way to maintain a healthy colon.
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