RE: Re:Stomach Bloating

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Hey Barb,

I did not follow an actual so called diet, by that I mean it does not have a

specific name. Tho my son calls it " mom's way to good poopin. " My daughter

calls it " mom's no more pukin diet. " So, you take your pick. hehehe

I read alot, and had alot of good insite from members here. I decided after

all I read and heard that there is no way to do it, other than all at once.

You can't just do organic and say it didn't work. You can't just cut out

yeast and say it didn't work, or just cut out dairy and say it didn't work.

It doesn't work that way.

You have to do it all at the same time. Then like we are, try adding things

back in very slowly. And wait for a response. Like the potatoes I added 8

days ago. Bad response from my daughter and myself. So, that will not be

added again for a VERY long time. A 4 days ago I added organic

non-homogenized milk to my sons diet (he has never seemed to have any dairy

problems) so far no problems (but I limit it). The same day I added

organic, non-homogenized lactose free milk (with digestive enzymes) to my

daughters diet so she could have milk with breakfast (limit hers too). So

far no problems, and for her I would have known the very first day. Now I

will wait for a week and add something else. However, I will keep

everything organic, no sugar, no yeast, no gluten for a VERY long time.

I was told by one of the fathers at the kids school who has also been doing

this for one year, to go in 2 week increments. Make sure you do it for

atleast 2 weeks(be strict) you will be able to see improvement, then 2 more

weeks, and you will see more improvements, and then 2 more and so on. So,

that is what I am doing. The first 2 weeks was a testimonial for me. I had

always fed my kids VERY healthy foods, to the point that parents thought I

was a bit nutz. But, apparently it wasn't healthy enough.

The father at our school said his daughter was diagnosed with some digestive

disorder, but there really was no treatment for it. (like my daughter-but

different type) She couldn't eat anything, it all made her sick. But, he

did it just like I am all at the same time and now she has a good life. He

has found the trigger foods and they stay away from those. But, everything

is organic non the less.

If you would like me to simplify it private e-mail me and I'll give you the

things we leave out, and the things that are okay, and a sort of daily diet,

this will make it easier to understand.

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> , what diet did you follow, amylose free or low sugar/low carb?

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>> While on the stomach bloating topic. My husband and my daughter

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>> like they were about 5 months pregnant. Since starting this new way

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>> eating it has went down tremendously. My daughter is very thin, the

>> inherited type of thin, like her father, and

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i have beeen experimenting wth all types of food ,,, well back to my polish

heritage and believe it or not raw saurerkraut and the juie brine ,,, works ,,,

appareently it ha natural sulfer which by the way mold and fungi hate ,,,,, so

also boiled cabbage / fried cabbage with onions ,,, and garlic ,,,, all help

,,, when i eat it ,,, my stomach bloating goes away and i drop inches ,,,, i

cannot wait till we move from this place ,,,, in the mean time dealing with

neck andbone pain ,,,,, grumble grumble ,,, r,t

barb1283 <barb1283@...> wrote: , what do you eat in the beginning?

You pick a meal plan and if

you have no reaction in two weeks, you start to add things to that.

If that goes okay for two weeks, you add something else, so basically

you are very limited for a long time until you get it figured out.

How did you pick the first two week meal plan?

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> Hey Barb,

> I did not follow an actual so called diet, by that I mean it does

not have a

> specific name.

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>>On Behalf Of

While on the stomach bloating topic. My husband and my daughter both looked

like they were about 5 months pregnant. Since starting this new way of

eating it has went down tremendously. My daughter is very thin, the

inherited type of thin, like her father, and grandfather. Her stomach has

bothered her, as it has been sort of big, she even noticed her stomach has

gotten smaller. My son 6 said to my husband the other day, " Dad you don't

look pregnant anymore, what happened. " So yes the way you eat does make a

difference. >>

and all, I looked about 8 months pregnant after my toxic mold

exposure. In those days I had no clue what was going on and neither did my

wonderful internist. We had to learn the hard way.

I was eating a very good diet, restricted specifically for my Lupus, mostly

organic yet I still bloated. I had to learn how to eat for my mold induced

illness as well as my Lupus. As you said, eating a healthy organic diet

isn't enough, it must be specific for our current situation and I've found

it changes at times.

Rosie

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Sounds alot like the candidas diet I was on and am about to go back on. I never

felt better in my life really. Cabbage was a main part of it. Now it makes

alot of sence since the mold and fungi hate it...

r tk <rose_t_koubek@...> wrote: i have beeen experimenting wth all types

of food ,,, well back to my polish heritage and believe it or not raw

saurerkraut and the juie brine ,,, works ,,, appareently it ha natural sulfer

which by the way mold and fungi hate ,,,,, so also boiled cabbage / fried

cabbage with onions ,,, and garlic ,,,, all help ,,, when i eat it ,,, my

stomach bloating goes away and i drop inches ,,,, i cannot wait till we move

from this place ,,,, in the mean time dealing with neck andbone pain ,,,,,

grumble grumble ,,, r,t

barb1283 <barb1283@...> wrote: , what do you eat in the beginning?

You pick a meal plan and if

you have no reaction in two weeks, you start to add things to that.

If that goes okay for two weeks, you add something else, so basically

you are very limited for a long time until you get it figured out.

How did you pick the first two week meal plan?

>

> Hey Barb,

> I did not follow an actual so called diet, by that I mean it does

not have a

> specific name.

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i never understood why my dad went nuts about making home made stuff,,,, and he

saved the brine and when ever we got sick ,,,, out it came and we drank it and

after some loose bowels,,,,, better then new,,,,, wow ,,,,, now i understand

,,,,, while we were begging for spagettieos and captian crunch and dad woudl say

yah and that crap will ruin your pipes ,,, meaning our digestive systems,,,,

wow ,,, and my generation fell for the marketing ,,,,, and look at all the

cancers and dsease we have ,, sorry for mispelling also had lyme and fingers do

nt work at times and just toolazy for spell check,,,,, r t

Tazin Round <unitedstatesvet@...> wrote: Sounds alot like the candidas

diet I was on and am about to go back on. I never felt better in my life

really. Cabbage was a main part of it. Now it makes alot of sence since the

mold and fungi hate it...

r tk <rose_t_koubek@...> wrote: i have beeen experimenting wth all types

of food ,,, well back to my polish heritage and believe it or not raw

saurerkraut and the juie brine ,,, works ,,, appareently it ha natural sulfer

which by the way mold and fungi hate ,,,,, so also boiled cabbage / fried

cabbage with onions ,,, and garlic ,,,, all help ,,, when i eat it ,,, my

stomach bloating goes away and i drop inches ,,,, i cannot wait till we move

from this place ,,,, in the mean time dealing with neck andbone pain ,,,,,

grumble grumble ,,, r,t

barb1283 <barb1283@...> wrote: , what do you eat in the beginning?

You pick a meal plan and if

you have no reaction in two weeks, you start to add things to that.

If that goes okay for two weeks, you add something else, so basically

you are very limited for a long time until you get it figured out.

How did you pick the first two week meal plan?

>

> Hey Barb,

> I did not follow an actual so called diet, by that I mean it does

not have a

> specific name.

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my dad also use to have a drink called sneeky peat ,,,, it packed a punch but

it was like a whisky wine thing ,,,,, mom woudl give us that in hot tea as

well,,,,,, also gran ma had the gin thing going on she said if it does not

kill ya it will cure ya ,, that and vodka ,,,, something about the juniper

berrys in gin and no mold , love the old timmers ,,,,r t

Tazin Round <unitedstatesvet@...> wrote: Sounds alot like the candidas

diet I was on and am about to go back on. I never felt better in my life

really. Cabbage was a main part of it. Now it makes alot of sence since the

mold and fungi hate it...

r tk <rose_t_koubek@...> wrote: i have beeen experimenting wth all types

of food ,,, well back to my polish heritage and believe it or not raw

saurerkraut and the juie brine ,,, works ,,, appareently it ha natural sulfer

which by the way mold and fungi hate ,,,,, so also boiled cabbage / fried

cabbage with onions ,,, and garlic ,,,, all help ,,, when i eat it ,,, my

stomach bloating goes away and i drop inches ,,,, i cannot wait till we move

from this place ,,,, in the mean time dealing with neck andbone pain ,,,,,

grumble grumble ,,, r,t

barb1283 <barb1283@...> wrote: , what do you eat in the beginning?

You pick a meal plan and if

you have no reaction in two weeks, you start to add things to that.

If that goes okay for two weeks, you add something else, so basically

you are very limited for a long time until you get it figured out.

How did you pick the first two week meal plan?

>

> Hey Barb,

> I did not follow an actual so called diet, by that I mean it does

not have a

> specific name.

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