Saccharides are natural.
The term “saccharide” is not some nasty chemical or additive you’ll find on a food label. As a matter of fact, a saccharide is simply another term for carbohydrate.
Saccharides are broken down into four groups:
After I was diagnosed with Colitis, I started out on a journey of healing my gut with food and lifestyle vs. drugs and medication.
I have healed in a huge way, in ways that I never thought would be possible. But for as pure and clean as I eat, the fact that my gut can easily be triggered off began to blow my mind. My tipping point was about a week ago, after an episode with Brussels sprouts.
It hit me almost immediately what was going on. Upon further research, my assumptions were validated. I didn’t write about this last week because I wanted to take the time to experiment with it; meditate on it.
I’m ready to share what I have learned, with the hopes that it might help one of you.
This week I’m dedicating my blog to saccharides.
If you have IBS or IBD, you’ll want to pay attention.
For better or for worse, I can guarantee you that saccharides affect all the gutsy girls.
Monosaccharides will lead the way tomorrow.
Love your guts,
SKH
What a neat slide show! Such a cool way to display some very valuable information. I love it!
Thanks! I love Polyvore:)