I am starting dimethyl fumarate (Tecfidera) on Wednesday. From the research I've done (being an herbalist and very excited about taking something so natural) - dimethyl fumarate is changed to monomethyl fumarate in the gut - hence the digestive distress.
It makes sense to me that supplemental probiotics would ward off a lot of this distress. Does anyone have evidence of this?
I also am hoping to have a meal plan in effect. I am plant based (vegan with no oils or high fat). So, I am wondering if I need to alter my eating. I'm not a big breakfast eater - So far planned to make my low fat granola and bolster it with nuts and seeds for breakfast to eat with fruit and soy or almond milk. I also thought about tofu scramble and toast - I guess I'm wondering would these types of meals be enough fat?
Also, what kinds of snacks do you typically eat through the day? Would fruit be enough? or do you specifically need protein/fat?
Thank you so much for your input
It makes sense to me that supplemental probiotics would ward off a lot of this distress. Does anyone have evidence of this?
I also am hoping to have a meal plan in effect. I am plant based (vegan with no oils or high fat). So, I am wondering if I need to alter my eating. I'm not a big breakfast eater - So far planned to make my low fat granola and bolster it with nuts and seeds for breakfast to eat with fruit and soy or almond milk. I also thought about tofu scramble and toast - I guess I'm wondering would these types of meals be enough fat?
Also, what kinds of snacks do you typically eat through the day? Would fruit be enough? or do you specifically need protein/fat?
Thank you so much for your input
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