Your Digestion And Your Health #349

http://www.RawLifeHealthShow.com After I was healed from a deadly disease over 15 years ago doctors are still searching for the cure. I found the cure, it's keeping my digestion working well. That's the topic of today's video.

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• digestion
• health
• chewing
• digestive track
• ibd
• inflammatory Bowel Disease
• paul nison
• raw life health show
• raw food diet
• raw vegan diet
• living foods
• Ulcerative Colitis
• Crohn's disease

[cuzifeelikeit]

hi i just wanted to know if you knew anything about the recovery of a torn meniscus without surgery?

[thedurianking]

@cuzifeelikeit Sorry I don't know that one.

[medievalman86]

So, have you any thoughts or experience with the "body wrap" which is some sort of cellulite or lotion with a bandage of sorts wrapped around your body for an hour or so- supposedly it removes "inches" from your waist, rump,etc?

[thedurianking]

@medievalman86 Don't know about it but it doesn't sound too healthy

[Rachna888]

GRT CLIP TY

[nubiansunshine1]

hi, i think i have irritable bowel syndrome i have a hollow pain on my side and i have constipation and bad man gas.(soo gross) and i want to know what foods did you start to eat first when you decided to get better?

[marshaannmoore]

your videos have been a big help to me. Thank you so very much.

[rzarzarzarza84]

Thank you so much for all your helpful adivce in all your vids, and thx for showing a tour of your fruit trees in previous vid! What are your thought on making elixirs with reishi mushrooms?

[slippage10]

God bless you Paul, love the good advice about digestion. I've had IBS symptoms for a while so this advice should definitely be beneficial for me, along with everyone who just wants good digestion.

[hooksfremont]

Paul, If someone has a UTI, it is advisable to drink a full glass of water prior to retiring. It is not good to sleep 8 hours straight and allow the bacteria to build in the bladder or kidneys.

[claudettedupont]

hi Paul. I want to start a raw lifestyle and have been reading up on 80/10/10. I understand you get most of your nutrition from fruits and i'm concerned about the high levels of sugar one consumes eating this way. they say its fine snce fat intake remains very low, but id like to hear your opinion. as the durian king, im assuming you enjoy a lot of fruit in your diet too? what do you think?