Yet not many people in the west eat it. They make Hummus out of it. You can eat them crispy and baked or boiled and soft like typical beans. or make a nice hummus
Chickpeas are high in fiber, protein, and healthy fats and have a low GI. Potential benefits of chickpeas include helping control blood sugar, manage weight, and support heart and gut health. Chickpeas are versatile, so you can add them to many savory or sweet meals and snacks.
They help with digestion.Chickpeas are high in dietary fiber, especially a soluble fiber called raffinose. The good bacteria in your gut breaks this down so your colon can digest it slowly. Studies have found that eating more chickpeas can help make bowel movements easier and more regular.
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Chick Peas/ Garbanzo Beans one of the healthiest form of Fiber
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I have had everything over the decades-you could have liquid diarrhea & then 30 minutes later constipation. Yellow & white mucus when I was drinking Smirnoff. Feeling like loads of trapped air in the gut, feeling like your gut is drowning in water-fruit is the worst thing for that etc. Chickpeas it feels like somebody has hung a lead weight in my colon.
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I don't take any medicine, it is purely diet. It is all based around FODMAPS & limiting/cutting things out that are high in them. Fibre sadly was a bad mistake the medical community made-they put people on high fibre diets & a lot of those foods contain the fodmaps in huge amounts. Also they made no differential between soluble & insoluble fibre & the amounts-which is an issue for many.
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04-26-2024, 02:22 PM #15
I have Malabsorption where I produce more acid when eating fats, so it forces the food to my small intestine before completely digesting it, a dietitan told me to eat more fiber so the food stay sin my stomach longer and can break down
I can't eat many fatty foods, fried chicken and pizza sadly, I have to only eat once in a blue moon
I can only really eat Avocado as my fat source or salmon fish.
I was recommended psylium husk but that stuff scares me it can clog up cause its so sticky and gel like.
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Incorrect. People who have trouble pooping are routinely taken OFF ALL fiber by their doctors, standard stuff.
Vegetarian protein is not what you want, incomplete and inferior to animal.
Lastly, if you need help pooping, you need to reassess your diet and supplementation. Nobody should ever need help pooping.
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04-27-2024, 08:59 PM #21
Bro beans are delicious, you need to mix up your diet, don't be one of those weirdos who thinks a man has to eat like this, those are the same who are ashamed and inferior, I eat beans, veggies, steak, fruit, etc
why limit yourself?
Also Garbanzo has prebiotics that are important for health in the gut, eating too much red meat leads to heart disease
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04-28-2024, 06:59 AM #23
It does not. Also, there is zero evidence that some specific food group or food does anything good or bad to your gut health, even Layne Norton has now admitted it in an interview he did with a top researcher who specifically studies this very topic.
Fruit, like any other sugar makes people hungry and tired due to blood sugar swings. I use a small amount of carbs to power workouts or improve sleep, these things are individual. But in diet Variety =/= good.
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