Can you eat cooked food, because peanuts are cooked even if unsalted.
As for "floating versus sinking," one school argues that stools should float. Ferreira says buoyancy is a sign that the body has absorbed the minerals in the food and that these nutrients are not contained in the waste. Another camp believes healthy bowel movements should touch bottom because of their bulk and fiber content. Loftness is not impressed with either argument: "Most stools will sink," he says. "Whether it floats or sinks really doesn't seem to make any difference."
no, the idea would be no cooked food. the peanuts i have are "raw" according to the label. i'm not too sure about any of it, however. i'll do some research! thanks for the info!
i don't believe that hoosh-wash about buoyancy not mattering. i think it does, and will fight to the death defending that view if need be.
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Can you eat cooked food, because peanuts are cooked even if unsalted.
As for "floating versus sinking," one school argues that stools should float. Ferreira says buoyancy is a sign that the body has absorbed the minerals in the food and that these nutrients are not contained in the waste. Another camp believes healthy bowel movements should touch bottom because of their bulk and fiber content. Loftness is not impressed with either argument: "Most stools will sink," he says. "Whether it floats or sinks really doesn't seem to make any difference."
no, the idea would be no cooked food. the peanuts i have are "raw" according to the label. i'm not too sure about any of it, however. i'll do some research! thanks for the info!
i don't believe that hoosh-wash about buoyancy not mattering. i think it does, and will fight to the death defending that view if need be.
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