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  1. I am posting this a second time. I didn't see where it
    came through.

    When you joined weight watchers, did your body go through
    any digestion situations? I have been on WW now since end of
    February. I seem to have more abdominal problems and am
    wondering if it is just the change of foods, my system
    cleaning out or what.

    I did go get some enzyme pills and will see if that helps.
    It is called Zypan. Has anyone else had experience with
    these and/or any of what I mentioned.

    Thanks for your comments.

    Faye :o)

  2. More fruits and vegetables might changes patterns. Also less
    fat may slow things a bit. I've had to add even more fiber
    than just the normal fruits and veggies

    Plup said:

    I am posting this a second time. I didn't see where it
    came through.

    When you joined weight watchers, did your body go through
    any digestion situations? I have been on WW now since end
    of February. I seem to have more abdominal problems and am
    wondering if it is just the change of foods, my system
    cleaning out or what.

    I did go get some enzyme pills and will see if that helps.
    It is called Zypan. Has anyone else had experience with
    these and/or any of what I mentioned.

    Thanks for your comments.

    Faye :o)

  3. Plup said:

    I am posting this a second time. I didn't see where it
    came through.

    When you joined weight watchers, did your body go through
    any digestion situations? I have been on WW now since end
    of February. I seem to have more abdominal problems and am
    wondering if it is just the change of foods, my system
    cleaning out or what.

    I did go get some enzyme pills and will see if that helps.
    It is called Zypan. Has anyone else had experience with
    these and/or any of what I mentioned.

    I had a huge improvement when I started eating fresh food
    instead of all the preprepared junk I used to eat. No
    more running for the loo for me. When I eat out and eat
    high fat food I get some reversion, so for me it's
    probably fat related.

    There are a load of medical conditions that are related
    (ibs, crones etc), so if you are worried see a doctor.

    Ray
    --
    rmnsuk
    273/198/182

  4. ray miller said:
    Plup said:

    I am posting this a second time. I didn't see where it
    came through.

    When you joined weight watchers, did your body go through
    any digestion situations? I have been on WW now since end
    of February. I seem to have more abdominal problems and am
    wondering if it is just the change of foods, my system
    cleaning out or what.

    I did go get some enzyme pills and will see if that helps.
    It is called Zypan. Has anyone else had experience with
    these and/or any of what I mentioned.

    I had a huge improvement when I started eating fresh food
    instead of all the preprepared junk I used to eat. No
    more running for the loo for me. When I eat out and eat
    high fat food I get some reversion, so for me it's
    probably fat related.

    I've noticed the same thing, Ray. On that rare occassion
    when I have a higher fat dinner out, or just a much heavier
    meal than usual - I am racing to the potty by the time I get
    home. This used to concern me, now I just look at it as a
    good cleaning out. <grin>

    Joyce

    Quoted message said:


    There are a load of medical conditions that are related
    (ibs, crones etc), so if you are worried see a doctor.

    Ray

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