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In article <[email protected]>,
Miche <[email protected]> wrote:
> In article <[email protected]>, Katra
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
<snipped>
> >
> > Sorry, I mis-spoke. I did a serious 'net search and could not find any numbers so classify it as
> > anecdotal. ;-) I won't defend an error...
>
> That's cool, we all make mistakes.
<bows>
>
> > Suffice it to say that I've hung out on the IBS list for awhile and have seen lots of people
> > that are sensitive to both at the same time...
> >
> > Are they truly associated? Maybe, maybe not, but there seem to be a lot of IBS sufferers who
> > are...
>
> My "IBS" went away when I stopped eating wheat.
So did mine somewhat, along with moderating consumption of the nightshade family... However, I still
suffer when under extreme stress, like right now at work. ;-( I've cut back on consumption of _all_
food for the moment until after March 10th! That's when the inspection is.
I almost have to
force myself to eat, which is not necessarily a bad thing... I need to lose some weight anyway but
not eating is not the way to do that...
>
> > > > 'taters make me sick as a dog, and tomatos don't agree with me much either, but I refuse to
> > > > give those up! I just take Xantac prior to consuming them.
> > >
> > > Fair enough.
> > >
> > > Miche (noting that the one person she knows with nightshade allergies is fine with wheat)
> >
> > Might be just coincidental then. ;-)
>
> Might be.
And suffering from more than one food allergy! <G>
>
> > Food allergies can be _such_ a pain, and take so very long to narrow down! I kept a food log for
> > a year and a half at my dogs suggestion.
> >
> > Life is less painful now.
>
> And that's a good thing. I've found exactly the same, even though I've never kept a food log.
>
> Miche
Keeping a food log tho' is a good thing if you end up suffering from allergies to more than
one class of food. It was the only way I was able to really track them all down, but, that's
just me. ;-)
I'm just glad that my family doc was able to recognize what was going on! The gastroenterologist
wanted to put me on tranquilizers. <sigh>
While stress is a factor, you have to address the whole problem and not just throw drugs at it!
I can't drink coffee either.
K.
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Miche <[email protected]> wrote:
> In article <[email protected]>, Katra
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
<snipped>
> >
> > Sorry, I mis-spoke. I did a serious 'net search and could not find any numbers so classify it as
> > anecdotal. ;-) I won't defend an error...
>
> That's cool, we all make mistakes.
<bows>
>
> > Suffice it to say that I've hung out on the IBS list for awhile and have seen lots of people
> > that are sensitive to both at the same time...
> >
> > Are they truly associated? Maybe, maybe not, but there seem to be a lot of IBS sufferers who
> > are...
>
> My "IBS" went away when I stopped eating wheat.
So did mine somewhat, along with moderating consumption of the nightshade family... However, I still
suffer when under extreme stress, like right now at work. ;-( I've cut back on consumption of _all_
food for the moment until after March 10th! That's when the inspection is.
I almost have toforce myself to eat, which is not necessarily a bad thing... I need to lose some weight anyway but
not eating is not the way to do that...
>
> > > > 'taters make me sick as a dog, and tomatos don't agree with me much either, but I refuse to
> > > > give those up! I just take Xantac prior to consuming them.
> > >
> > > Fair enough.
> > >
> > > Miche (noting that the one person she knows with nightshade allergies is fine with wheat)
> >
> > Might be just coincidental then. ;-)
>
> Might be.
And suffering from more than one food allergy! <G>
>
> > Food allergies can be _such_ a pain, and take so very long to narrow down! I kept a food log for
> > a year and a half at my dogs suggestion.
> >
> > Life is less painful now.
>
> And that's a good thing. I've found exactly the same, even though I've never kept a food log.
>
> Miche
Keeping a food log tho' is a good thing if you end up suffering from allergies to more than
one class of food. It was the only way I was able to really track them all down, but, that's
just me. ;-)
I'm just glad that my family doc was able to recognize what was going on! The gastroenterologist
wanted to put me on tranquilizers. <sigh>
While stress is a factor, you have to address the whole problem and not just throw drugs at it!
I can't drink coffee either.
K.
--
Sprout the Mung Bean to reply...
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