Laurentien said:Atreide condition was much severe, I didn't know how bat it was. I will follow is example, will make a list of my own and stick to it.
You can put veal and fatty fish on it. And later you can add shrimp and scallops and oysters and clams, etc. But wait a bit.
Atriedes was a few hours from dying due to the infection that was basically everywhere in his colon and peritoneum. They wanted to remove his colon. We said "no" double the antibiotics and wait 24 hours.
It may sound crazy, but we now sit down to breakfast and actually butter our meat to get enough fat.
Tip: get pork chops (cote du porc) with all the fat left on - tell the butcher NOT to trim them. Then, snip the fat so it looks like wide fringe. Fry it in deep lard. That makes the fat very crisp and tasty.
Be very wary of sausages that may contain pepper or other spices. Those things are very irritating to the colon.
You may not have bowel movements every day because meat is almost totally digested and there is little waste. If you do have problems, a glycerin suppository or lightly salted enema will do the trick. Or just keep your vitamin C and magnesium high enough to keep things moving. But do NOT expect stools like you had on high fiber. Size and quantity will be greatly reduced (not to mention odor).