Who's heard of this?

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When I first was diagnosed a couple months ago, my mom went on the

internet and researched everything she possibly could. She thinks

she gave me bad organs or something.

Anyway, she found the peppermint thing and some others. One thing

she found was about sweet potatoes. She wanted me to go buy baby

food sweet potatoes and try them. I didn't.

The other night, we went to the Golden Corral (a buffet) as it is

cheap to feed kids there. They have sweet potatoes on the buffet,

and I had one with my dinner. I was able to eat two plates of food,

with just my cold drink choking me up a bit. A few days later, we

were having dinner with my neighbor, and she made yams. Again, I

put some on my plate, and had no problem getting my dinner down.

The big thing is that most of it stayed down even after a couple of

hours.

I was looking up sweet potatoes just now on the internet, and a

chinese medicine site said they have value because of their high

fiber content. I have been wondering about this for a while. Does

anyone else feel like they have a lack of fiber in their diet due to

the A, and did you have a lack of fiber before the A symptoms became

terrible? The reason I ask this, is that when the lower part of my

digestive system is working properly, I have an easier time getting

my esophagus to relax. At least it seems that way, it could all be

in my head.

Now that I am done rambling, my basic question is if anyone else has

heard the sweet potato thing as I can't find anything to relate it

directly to A?

Heidi

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I have been taking trying to get 35 milligrams of fiber in my diet lately...the recommended dose for people with digestive problems. I also am taking food enzymes before meals and I am taking a natural sleeping herb at night. Also, I have put a pillow under my mattress to raise the bed a bit and I am doing deep breathing sessions through the day & night and my syptoms have lessened. Also, that bellydancing move seems to be loosening up my stricture in my esophagus. I am trying a variety of things and hopefully, some of these things will help others. le.opsmum77 <coopsmum77@...> wrote: When I first was diagnosed a couple months ago, my mom went on the internet and researched everything she possibly could. She thinks she gave me bad organs or something.Anyway, she found the peppermint thing and some others. One thing she found was about sweet potatoes. She wanted me to go buy baby food sweet potatoes and try them. I didn't.The other night, we went to the Golden Corral (a buffet) as it is cheap to feed kids there. They have sweet potatoes on the buffet, and I had one with my dinner. I was able to eat two plates of food, with just my cold drink choking me up a bit. A few days later, we were having dinner with my neighbor, and she made yams. Again, I put some on my plate, and had no problem getting my dinner down. The big thing is that most of it stayed down even after a couple

of hours.I was looking up sweet potatoes just now on the internet, and a chinese medicine site said they have value because of their high fiber content. I have been wondering about this for a while. Does anyone else feel like they have a lack of fiber in their diet due to the A, and did you have a lack of fiber before the A symptoms became terrible? The reason I ask this, is that when the lower part of my digestive system is working properly, I have an easier time getting my esophagus to relax. At least it seems that way, it could all be in my head.Now that I am done rambling, my basic question is if anyone else has heard the sweet potato thing as I can't find anything to relate it directly to A?Heidi

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I forgot to say that these various things are helping me, I have had 4 'good' days. Hoping for an upswing on my health. lele Beech <idolwild2002@...> wrote: I have been taking trying to get 35 milligrams of fiber in my diet lately...the recommended dose for people with digestive problems. I also am taking food enzymes before meals and I am taking a natural sleeping herb at night. Also, I

have put a pillow under my mattress to raise the bed a bit and I am doing deep breathing sessions through the day & night and my syptoms have lessened. Also, that bellydancing move seems to be loosening up my stricture in my esophagus. I am trying a variety of things and hopefully, some of these things will help others. le.opsmum77 <coopsmum77 > wrote: When I first was diagnosed a couple months ago, my mom went on the internet and researched everything she possibly could. She thinks she gave me bad organs or something.Anyway, she found the peppermint thing and some others. One thing she found was about sweet potatoes. She wanted me to go buy baby food sweet potatoes and try them. I didn't.The other night, we went to the Golden Corral (a buffet) as it

is cheap to feed kids there. They have sweet potatoes on the buffet, and I had one with my dinner. I was able to eat two plates of food, with just my cold drink choking me up a bit. A few days later, we were having dinner with my neighbor, and she made yams. Again, I put some on my plate, and had no problem getting my dinner down. The big thing is that most of it stayed down even after a couple of hours.I was looking up sweet potatoes just now on the internet, and a chinese medicine site said they have value because of their high fiber content. I have been wondering about this for a while. Does anyone else feel like they have a lack of fiber in their diet due to the A, and did you have a lack of fiber before the A symptoms became terrible? The reason I ask this, is that when the lower part of my digestive system is working properly, I have an easier time getting my esophagus to relax. At least it seems that

way, it could all be in my head.Now that I am done rambling, my basic question is if anyone else has heard the sweet potato thing as I can't find anything to relate it directly to A?Heidi

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le that is great to hear. I hope things keep getting better for you. in Georgia.le Beech <idolwild2002@...> wrote: I forgot to say that these various things are helping me, I have had 4 'good' days. Hoping for an upswing on my health. lele Beech <idolwild2002 > wrote: I have been taking trying to get 35 milligrams of fiber in my diet lately...the recommended dose for people with digestive problems. I also am taking food enzymes before meals and I am taking a natural sleeping herb at night. Also, I have put a pillow under my mattress to raise the bed a bit and I am doing deep breathing sessions through the day & night and my syptoms have lessened. Also, that bellydancing move seems to be loosening up my stricture in my esophagus. I am trying a variety of things and hopefully, some of these things will help others. le.opsmum77 <coopsmum77 > wrote: When I first was diagnosed a couple months ago, my mom went on the internet and

researched everything she possibly could. She thinks she gave me bad organs or something.Anyway, she found the peppermint thing and some others. One thing she found was about sweet potatoes. She wanted me to go buy baby food sweet potatoes and try them. I didn't.The other night, we went to the Golden Corral (a buffet) as it is cheap to feed kids there. They have sweet potatoes on the buffet, and I had one with my dinner. I was able to eat two plates of food, with just my cold drink choking me up a bit. A few days later, we were having dinner with my neighbor, and she made yams. Again, I put some on my plate, and had no problem getting my dinner down. The big thing is that most of it stayed down even after a couple of hours.I was looking up sweet potatoes just now on the internet, and a chinese medicine site said they have value because of their high fiber content. I have been wondering about this for a

while. Does anyone else feel like they have a lack of fiber in their diet due to the A, and did you have a lack of fiber before the A symptoms became terrible? The reason I ask this, is that when the lower part of my digestive system is working properly, I have an easier time getting my esophagus to relax. At least it seems that way, it could all be in my head.Now that I am done rambling, my basic question is if anyone else has heard the sweet potato thing as I can't find anything to relate it directly to A?Heidi <FONT face="comic sans ms" color=#ff0000 size=5> in Georgia </FONT><IMG src=" ">

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I'll go with the bellydancing

on that one sic

> When I first was diagnosed a couple months ago, my mom

went on the

> internet and researched everything she possibly could. She thinks

> she gave me bad organs or something.

>

> Anyway, she found the peppermint thing and some others. One thing

> she found was about sweet potatoes. She wanted me to go buy baby

> food sweet potatoes and try them. I didn't.

>

> The other night, we went to the Golden Corral (a buffet) as it is

> cheap to feed kids there. They have sweet potatoes on the buffet,

> and I had one with my dinner. I was able to eat two plates of

food,

> with just my cold drink choking me up a bit. A few days later, we

> were having dinner with my neighbor, and she made yams. Again, I

> put some on my plate, and had no problem getting my dinner down.

> The big thing is that most of it stayed down even after a couple

of

> hours.

>

> I was looking up sweet potatoes just now on the internet, and a

> chinese medicine site said they have value because of their high

> fiber content. I have been wondering about this for a while. Does

> anyone else feel like they have a lack of fiber in their diet due

to

> the A, and did you have a lack of fiber before the A symptoms

became

> terrible? The reason I ask this, is that when the lower part of my

> digestive system is working properly, I have an easier time

getting

> my esophagus to relax. At least it seems that way, it could all be

> in my head.

>

> Now that I am done rambling, my basic question is if anyone else

has

> heard the sweet potato thing as I can't find anything to relate it

> directly to A?

>

> Heidi

>

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Piberlicous...is there

such a thing ?

> When I first was diagnosed a couple months ago, my mom

went on the

> internet and researched everything she possibly could. She thinks

> she gave me bad organs or something.

>

> Anyway, she found the peppermint thing and some others. One thing

> she found was about sweet potatoes. She wanted me to go buy baby

> food sweet potatoes and try them. I didn't.

>

> The other night, we went to the Golden Corral (a buffet) as it is

> cheap to feed kids there. They have sweet potatoes on the buffet,

> and I had one with my dinner. I was able to eat two plates of

food,

> with just my cold drink choking me up a bit. A few days later, we

> were having dinner with my neighbor, and she made yams. Again, I

> put some on my plate, and had no problem getting my dinner down.

> The big thing is that most of it stayed down even after a couple

of

> hours.

>

> I was looking up sweet potatoes just now on the internet, and a

> chinese medicine site said they have value because of their high

> fiber content. I have been wondering about this for a while. Does

> anyone else feel like they have a lack of fiber in their diet due

to

> the A, and did you have a lack of fiber before the A symptoms

became

> terrible? The reason I ask this, is that when the lower part of my

> digestive system is working properly, I have an easier time

getting

> my esophagus to relax. At least it seems that way, it could all be

> in my head.

>

> Now that I am done rambling, my basic question is if anyone else

has

> heard the sweet potato thing as I can't find anything to relate it

> directly to A?

>

> Heidi

>

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Thanks . le in California Mueller IV <mt4mar@...> wrote: le that is great to hear. I hope things keep getting better for you. in Georgia.le Beech <idolwild2002 > wrote: I

forgot to say that these various things are helping me, I have had 4 'good' days. Hoping for an upswing on my health. lele Beech <idolwild2002 > wrote: I have been taking trying to get 35 milligrams of fiber in my diet lately...the recommended dose for people with digestive problems. I also am taking food enzymes before meals and I am taking a natural sleeping herb at night. Also, I have put a pillow under my mattress to raise the bed a bit and I am doing deep breathing sessions through the day & night and my syptoms have lessened. Also, that bellydancing move seems to be loosening up my stricture in my esophagus. I am trying a variety of things and hopefully, some of

these things will help others. le.opsmum77 <coopsmum77 > wrote: When I first was diagnosed a couple months ago, my mom went on the internet and researched everything she possibly could. She thinks she gave me bad organs or something.Anyway, she found the peppermint thing and some others. One thing she found was about sweet potatoes. She wanted me to go buy baby food sweet potatoes and try them. I didn't.The other night, we went to the Golden Corral (a buffet) as it is cheap to feed kids there. They have sweet potatoes on the buffet, and I had one with my dinner. I was able to eat two plates of food, with just my cold drink choking me up a bit. A few days later, we were having dinner with my neighbor, and she made yams. Again, I put some on my plate,

and had no problem getting my dinner down. The big thing is that most of it stayed down even after a couple of hours.I was looking up sweet potatoes just now on the internet, and a chinese medicine site said they have value because of their high fiber content. I have been wondering about this for a while. Does anyone else feel like they have a lack of fiber in their diet due to the A, and did you have a lack of fiber before the A symptoms became terrible? The reason I ask this, is that when the lower part of my digestive system is working properly, I have an easier time getting my esophagus to relax. At least it seems that way, it could all be in my head.Now that I am done rambling, my basic question is if anyone else has heard the sweet potato thing as I can't find anything to relate it directly to A?Heidi <FONT face="comic sans ms" color=#ff0000 size=5> in Georgia </FONT><IMG src=" "> Stay in the know. Pulse on the new .com. Check it out.