Re: Another question...processed foods

[Guest guest]

I used to use hotdogs, products with nitrate etc in, (or things like processed

cheese slices as opposed to 'real' cheese') very rarely - only for special

occasions or when I couldn't get to eat the other protein sources I was

trying for, like chicken etc. After a while though I worried he was gonna turn

into a chicken if he ate much more of it, so I slowly added these types of foods

(ham, lunchoen meat) in more often, and he has been okay with them.

Our hospital is not big on restricting those types of foods, but I know from

reading on here that many are.

You can get some bacons that are nitrate/additive free, haven't seen any here

in NZ, but maybe that might be an option until you know whether there is gonna

be any adverse reaction from the other types, and then add diff ones in one at a

time when no other diet or med changes are being made,

----- Original Message -----

From: dreamerofluna

How often do you give processed meats? Like hotdogs and bacon.

[Guest guest]

I used to use hotdogs, products with nitrate etc in, (or things like processed

cheese slices as opposed to 'real' cheese') very rarely - only for special

occasions or when I couldn't get to eat the other protein sources I was

trying for, like chicken etc. After a while though I worried he was gonna turn

into a chicken if he ate much more of it, so I slowly added these types of foods

(ham, lunchoen meat) in more often, and he has been okay with them.

Our hospital is not big on restricting those types of foods, but I know from

reading on here that many are.

You can get some bacons that are nitrate/additive free, haven't seen any here

in NZ, but maybe that might be an option until you know whether there is gonna

be any adverse reaction from the other types, and then add diff ones in one at a

time when no other diet or med changes are being made,

----- Original Message -----

From: dreamerofluna

How often do you give processed meats? Like hotdogs and bacon.

[Guest guest]

I used to use hotdogs, products with nitrate etc in, (or things like processed

cheese slices as opposed to 'real' cheese') very rarely - only for special

occasions or when I couldn't get to eat the other protein sources I was

trying for, like chicken etc. After a while though I worried he was gonna turn

into a chicken if he ate much more of it, so I slowly added these types of foods

(ham, lunchoen meat) in more often, and he has been okay with them.

Our hospital is not big on restricting those types of foods, but I know from

reading on here that many are.

You can get some bacons that are nitrate/additive free, haven't seen any here

in NZ, but maybe that might be an option until you know whether there is gonna

be any adverse reaction from the other types, and then add diff ones in one at a

time when no other diet or med changes are being made,

----- Original Message -----

From: dreamerofluna

How often do you give processed meats? Like hotdogs and bacon.