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what happens if I take too much fiber?

I got some Benefiber and it called for one level teaspoonI didn't have any measuring spoons, 1.5 just regular plastic spoons into a bottle of V8 (I spilled a little, not a whole lot).Now I can't stop pooping! What should I do?

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When you deny your body carbs it goes after the fat and protein to try and get what it needs and you can place yourself into a situation called carb starvation-ketoacidosisYour body starts making ketones and is in an acidic state, which is potentially deadlyIt sounds like you may be getting more carbs than you think, in some starchy veggiesIt is good to have at least 200mg of carbs /dayIt should actually be 45%-55% of your daily intakeIt is best to consume it in complex carbsI would try to increase your polyunsaturated fats (omega 3's) for heart healthYour daily protein needs at the given infoare 71g at a higher rate of 1.0/kg, rather than 0.8/kgI think you could round out your diet a bit with less protein and more complex carbs.
What do you mean by carbs?? You can get your carbs through fruits and vegetables (100% carb) exclusively and have plenty of energyYou do not need bread or pasta or etc.
Benefiber is a fiber supplement which has recently reformulated some of its productsThe old formula was made from partially hydrolyzed guar gum (PHGG), which comes from the seed of the cluster bean and is a form of soluble fiberThe new formula is made from wheat dextrin The new product is labelled as gluten-free, although the manufacturers say there may be trace amounts of gluten present in the product It should be noted that the chewable Benefiber products contain artificial sweeteners such as sorbitol, which can cause gut problems in some peopleAs a fiber supplement Benefiber can help to treat both diarrhea and constipation, in IBS; adding bulk to the stool for diarrhea sufferers and making stools softer for constipation sufferersFiber promotes normal bowel functionsBenefiber does have side effectsThe most common side effect associated with Benefiber is flatulence, but it has also been known to cause gastrointestinal pain, a feeling of being bloated or full, diarrhea, and nauseaSolving the problem:of non- stop diarrhea 1.) Drink 2 cups WARM water every morning 2)One cup at every meal3)Full cans of corn at a time first thing in the morning-season it to your likingAlternate with fresh carrots with a dip like ranch dressing to keep it palatableWhen you get tired of the regimen, get it diversifiedThe corn was the most effective4.) Stay away from breads - eggs - peanut butter - and lots of meat - all these will constipate- 5) .Explore fruits, vegetable recipes 6)If you love cereal, eat this as a dry snack and try to limit it to a cup in the afternoons while watching tv or doing homework 7)Follow a BRAT diet- i.e, Bananas,apple, Rice and Tea 8) Try cultured yogutAvoid milk if you're lactose intolerant; it can only aggravate the diarrhea 9) Otherwise, drink a lot of fluids.to prevent dehydration.

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