So basically I bough online a Colorec Bowel Aid (the famous toilette which helps healing fissure) and amongst the reviews of the product, a review made by CRS Francis Seow Choen from Singapore got my attention, as he was stating that he uses Colorec with great results in his patients regularly. Me, being depressed cause of this fissure, decided to try to contact him to get reassured that I would heal as well, so after some research I was able to add him in Facebook, and he kindly accepted to have a conversation. What I heard from him was shocking and...made damn freaking sense at the same time. He basically told me to stop eating fibers immediately. Why's that? Because fibers make stool bulky, large and long, and by passing down the anal canal, it keeps re-opening the fissure. I think we can all agree on this, the more fiber we eat, the bulkier stool we're going to get. He told me my best chance to heal are by using the Colorec and stopping eating fibers immediately, in order to get tiny, small stool that will pass WITHOUT stretching the anal canal.
At this point my question was...how can I stop eating fibers, what if I get constipated?! He replied by sending me TONS of scientific materials that he produced, followed by sentences like:
" -"Goats and rabbits eat fibers only and all day long, however their stool are typically hard and dry, basically the #1 classification of constipation reported on the Bristol Stool Chart. If fibers really provided help, how would you explain this?
."Lions, tigers and cats never touch any fibers at all, and their feces are always soft, tiny and healthy"
At that point I was gotten so confused i nearly fainted. So guys, PLEASE have a look at the scientific material ESPECIALLY the first link that I posted below, and let's have a conversation, as this might be a revolution.
[size=100]1) MUST MUST MUST MUST READ! - His explanation on how fibers cause constipation, IBS and colorectal problems, such fissures: http://www.colorectalcentre.com/our-services/fibre.html?fbclid=IwAR0zx8aBeJn3jz6WJQ7g9K51yIzB3MxkjscUUPKjD4W3ayCPnofovy4qxo4
2) Fiber and colorectal diseases: separating fact from fiction: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/17696243/?fbclid=IwAR22Dpka4bKtNw0hoMlMoWbb8A1Ufm5HfTBMXN0Gt7MHX5S3rHCQe4TUq2U
3) Stopping or reducing dietary fiber intake reduces constipation and its associated symptoms: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3435786/?fbclid=IwAR1kmI4RICv4MesITWEjSpUgOFWKNN-80GY9byO-DhF5B7JYhq4rTvfCB54
4) High-Fibre diet and Colonic Diverticulosis: http://www.ghrnet.org/index.php/joghr/article/view/379/303?fbclid=IwAR0g-YdY5M90zWxa0KhOPCM7reOOrXbsevcjBiRaFe9I7wcDoA0nAHdSHR8
