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check my diet? tell me symptom reduction with your diet and supplements...

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jared8423
jared8423

this is what I'm eating to see if it changes the symptoms I'm having...let me know if anybody sees problems...also let me know what symptom reduction you all have had from diet...

turkey bacon

almonds

avacodo

apple and banana

lots of water

probiotics

rice and kidney beans

?green peppers and onions

tuna 

baked potato

plain chicken....that's everything so far

?eliminated milk and gluten thank you all....

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  • claire12259
    claire12259 jared8423

    Posted

    Sugar seems to be the game changer - including natural sugars i.e. Fruit x
  • aileen15053
    aileen15053 jared8423

    Posted

    For me also no fruit due to sugar content but just depends on severity of your symptoms. Also for me no pork. I would say more root vegetables sweet potatoes, parsnips, carrots, turnip, swede, artichokes my nutritional therapist always says have a rainbow coloured shopping basket in terms of veg. Dark fruits be better banana slow moving gets stuck in the gut. So cherries, blackberries, blueberries.
    • jared8423
      jared8423 aileen15053

      Posted

      so where do you all get your sugar from? your body has to have sugar in it? are carbs ok for you all like rice and beans and potatoes?
    • aileen15053
      aileen15053 jared8423

      Posted

      Hiya Jared

      From protein. Liver converts protein to sugar. Burns more slowly and keeps your blood sugar more even. So meat, fish, eggs, pulses, legumes, nuts, seeds, dairy but I am dairy free and I avoid red meat. Think that root veg also help with blood sugar levels. Lots of leafy greens usually though not too much spinach.

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