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Why does my digestive tract seem sensitive now compared to when i was in my 30s. what should be the diet of females in their 40s?
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Hormone changes: Your metabolism slows down, also you start to increase your risk of heart disease and such. So, high fiber (25 gm per day), no fried, less fat. Healthy diet. Smaller meals, do not eat 3 hrs before bed.
Answered 5/8/2016
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