What are the easiest things for the body to digest?
As in, what requires the least breaking down?
If your body is only willing to put, say, a 5% effort into this particular aspect of its job, what would you toss its way?
I'm going on three+ months now of mysterious problem. It makes me tired. Too tired for RAFO sometimes. I have lost a lot of weight... which might be good, but I'd rather do it in a healthier way. Veggies (cooked or raw) are one of the things that my body seems entirely unable to break down.
Any thoughts? Recipes would be good too.
As in, what requires the least breaking down?
If your body is only willing to put, say, a 5% effort into this particular aspect of its job, what would you toss its way?
I'm going on three+ months now of mysterious problem. It makes me tired. Too tired for RAFO sometimes. I have lost a lot of weight... which might be good, but I'd rather do it in a healthier way. Veggies (cooked or raw) are one of the things that my body seems entirely unable to break down.
Any thoughts? Recipes would be good too.
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Health/food question
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