
Originally Posted by
Indymuscleguy
This was a VERY GOOD read! Now...to really challenge all of you in here, and after you have read this article, I have absorption issues due to short-bowel syndrome. I had UC for 5 years and then had to have my ENTIRE colon removed and a new, 'internal pouch' or "J-Pouch" created out of my small intestine. I have to supplement with prescription Iron and 50K iu of Vitamin D twice a week. (And yes I said 50K IU twice a week). My thyroid spun out of control and I am prescribed 10mcg of Cytomel (T3) and 225mcg of Synthroid ED. This is all monitored through my endocrinologist. He also monitors my HRT program and prescribes 200mg of Cyp per week. He, however, does not understand the importance of HCG in men, but that's for another time.
Even though the inside of me sounds like a train wreck, I look much better than I ever have.
Now...back to the article...I didn't understand the relationship of how protein was truly absorbed but feel like I understand it better now. It seems in my particular and unique situation, I am going to increase my protein intake when it comes to natural foods, but concentrating on fish as it seems to be what my body likes and I look leaner than ever.