Paralysis Nutrition: Improving Your Bowel Program Live Webinar

[Norm]

This might be of interest to some people here.

Paralysis Nutrition: 3 Secrets to Improving Your Bowel Program — Paralysis Nutrition | Fatimah Fakhoury MS RDN

https://paralysisnutrition.com/3-sec...%231+-+11%2F30

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Join me to learn how you can use the power of food to relieve bowel issues, lose inches off your belly, and feel your best.
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Register now for the date/time that works best for you:

Paralysis Nutrition Program clients are changing their diets, and seeing AMAZING results!

“I used to go once a week, and now I have a bowel movement every single day!” - Asa
“I was so bloated and uncomfortable before; I only went once a week. Now I go every day and I don’t even use a suppository.” - Trevor
“My bowel program used to take at least 3 hours, and I drank Miralax every night before I did it. I only went 3 times a week before. Now I stopped the Miralax completely, I go 4-5x a week, and it’s down to an hour.” - Chris
“I cut my bowel program down from 90 min to just 30 min; I feel so much better.”- Bill
“I went from pooping to once a week to going every single day; I even have less nerve pain because I’m not so backed up.” - Katherine
Ready to FINALLY learn how to eat right so you can regulate your bowels, eliminate bloating, and feel your best?

Choose the webinar date & time above that works best for you!

[beckman]

Thanks. Does look interesting.

[DarcySB]

I actually signed up for this webinar before the OP started this thread since I heard about it through a newsletter I received. Hopefully she has some helpful tips to share.
Has anyone here purchased a nutrition program from this company?

[Norm]

She posts live videos on Instagram all the time. https://www.instagram.com/paralysis.nutrition/

[SCI-Nurse]

Just be aware that this is advertising and based on her own experiences, not necessarily research-based science. (KLD)

[DarcySB]

KLD, what's your recommended source of natural bowel health information specific for SCI/D, if this information from a Registered Dietitian with SCI/D experience isn't to be trusted?
I would expect an RD to provide information based on research besides any first-hand experience they've gained in their practice...

[SCI-Nurse]

She doesn't work in the field; her qualifications as an RD are not disputed, but her information comes largely from experiences with her husband's bowel program. An n=1 does not make sciencel.

This publication is all evidence based and vetted by experts:

https://pva.org/wp-content/uploads/2...enic-bowel.pdf

(KLD)

[Norm]

I know the authors husband is in a wheelchair and is a paraplegic and I thought this would be interesting for people looking for a diet plan. I’m personally on a keto diet so I haven’t tried it.

[SCI-Nurse]

That's fine, Norm, but it should be clear that this is an advertisement for a product she is selling, not just an educational site or webinar that she is offering. (KLD)

[CapnGimp]

Just saw this, missed it so I went to her website https://www.instagram.com/paralysis.nutrition/ and it is great info, take it from one whois an on/off vegan since mid 80s, it works. I have been eating what everyone else eats for about six months and can tell it is bad. About to return to it, starting to have troubles. She has some great meal recipes there also. I'm headed to the store in a few days....mmm mmmm mmm.