Is that not intuitive? Eating less puts less strain on your irritable digestive system. I bet a study on back pain would find that carrying less weight would help, too.
Like, it’s good to confirm these hypotheses with science, but is it news?
That makes sense to me, and I think scientific research is frequently confirming or debunking things everyone assumes are true. I just think it’s not particularly newsworthy.
It sounds like they only ate less for 5 days of the month though, and felt better over the whole month. I wouldn’t have expected that at least, so kinda interesting?
As an autoimmune disease Crohn‘s doesn’t necessarily correlate with food intake. Food might have an effect on the symptoms but the basic problem still remains.
Is that not intuitive? Eating less puts less strain on your irritable digestive system. I bet a study on back pain would find that carrying less weight would help, too.
Like, it’s good to confirm these hypotheses with science, but is it news?
Lots of people find incorrect things intuitive despite them being incorrect.
Studies that confirm things, especially in a variety of people, are always good.
That makes sense to me, and I think scientific research is frequently confirming or debunking things everyone assumes are true. I just think it’s not particularly newsworthy.
It sounds like they only ate less for 5 days of the month though, and felt better over the whole month. I wouldn’t have expected that at least, so kinda interesting?
As an autoimmune disease Crohn‘s doesn’t necessarily correlate with food intake. Food might have an effect on the symptoms but the basic problem still remains.