Constipation is one of the most common problems that many of those who switch their diet to carbohydrate restriction have encountered. [1, 2] It is a miserable situation because the individual needs a urgent relief from the increasing pressure inside his abdomen, at the same time, the waste inside his rectum is so much hardened…
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[JEV News, December 23, 2011] The time has never taken a break. It comes quietly and goes quietly. Before we know it, the annual holiday season has come and about gone. I and staff of JEV Publishing wish you a loving and peaceful holiday season, and a healthy, happy and prosperous New Year. To help…
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