Gastroparesis Cookbook for Starter: Delicious And Nutritious Recipes for Healthy Stomach (Paperback)
Gastroparesis is a disorder where food moves too slowly, or not at all, from the stomach into the small intestine. In many cases, it's not known why a person develops gastroparesis, but some known causes include diabetes, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, and prior surgery on the digestive tract.
The nerve that's responsible for moving food along is called the vagus nerve, and if this nerve is damaged, gastroparesis can occur. Gastroparesis is more common in women, and symptoms can include feeling full after eating, vomiting, GERD, bloating, and stomach pain (upper abdominal pain). It is a chronic condition, which means that symptoms can improve and then come back again.
The Gastroparesis Cookbook incorporates healthy, whole foods into Gastroparesis of a friendly recipes, alongside tips and supportive stories from people managing Gastroparesis it also about the Recipes for managing coexisting conditions like diabetes and Managing meals with Gastroparesis. This book also talks about the Comprehensive general guide to gastroparesis, recovery diet and Endless benefits for your health.