Gutsense.org

I like this working day very much it may bring me much effort every time I deal with this and also prefer to be as good as possible this may bring me much pleasure and nice mood cause know how interesting this might be for those who prefers to be interesting for the others and give as much as one gets

Good reality makes one e a bit serious but the others just say it wont do i may be sure it will give the best but the sae case everytie says not so good for me

This site primarily focuses on his personal experiences, and doesn't include any evidence whatsoever of research studies regarding his field. He appears self taught, look at his medical disclaimer page, which reads, "I (Konstantin Monastyrsky, author) am not a medical doctor. The opinions expressed in my books, videos, and websites reflect my personal experiences and ongoing investigations into functional (i.e. reversible) conditions related to everyday health and nutrition.

My books and essays arent a substitute for qualified medical advice, and do not provide quick (or, in some cases, any) fixes. I do not endorse, recommend, or design any specific diet or food plan for therapeutic purposes."

That's all I needed to know this site is a bunch of baloney. See how he is taken apart on this page: http://skeptoid.com/blog/2013/02/09/konstantin-monastyrsky-pseudoscience-of-nutrition-part-1/

Questionable assertions by the site author are not backed up by any scientific evidence and may mislead readers into failing to follow the recommendations of qualified medical professionals.

It seems this site has been misjudged and indicates a failure of WOT. The only comment is a GOOD comment and I think flagging it as POOR has been a mistake.

The information within this article on this site is relatively solid- just from basic fact checking. I would not encourage any action in life based upon one website or page alone, but this one is certainly not one that will lead you astray.