Dan Nave wrote:
Does using carb blockers leave the carbs to be used by undesirable
intestinal bacteria and yeasts, or is it hard for them to utilize it too?
Dan
First realize that carb blockers are really misnamed. They do nothing to
block carbs from proteins or sugars (I am speaking specifically of the
white bean extract variety). They only block starches. Starches can
only be digested by breaking them down into simple sugars. This is true
for both the human as well as any microorganisms. Thus if the enzymes
that break down the carbs are neutralized, then they are not available
to the microorganisms either. Interestingly there appears to be little
if any change in the bowel products, but there does appear to be an
increase in quantity.
Marshall
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