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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: New York
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Just noticed that you eat sugar free stuff. Stay away from that too. That stuff is HORRIBE on the digestive system (worse then sugar).
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told him that already several times. See post #82 for last discussion. |
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Other things you should really avoid are protein powders, especially whey (it makes a lot of people bloated) and penuts (almonds are fine and you can get natural almond butter.. tastes REALLY good). Penuts are a root and not really a nut, so it tends to ferment in the digestive system, causing a lot of gas. Reguarding calsium..you can get it through other things. Yogurt is fine (as long as you get plain, low fat and natural kind... goat's yogurt is best, but tastes a bit weird), broccoli is great for calsium too. And you can always take a Calsium suppliment (make sure it has magnesium in it too). The thing is, when you have digestive problems, you're not digesting food well and therefore not really getting all of the vitamins and minerals out of it anyway. Also, try to REALLY tune in to your body and see what foods cause you problems. Some of the foods that everyone do GREAT with you might have problems with. For example, I can't have eggs or oats which to most are probably the healthiest foods out there. Your health is EVERYTHING. You'll never be able to achieve a good looking body if it's not healthy. I could be wrong (I'm no Dr) but it sounds like you have some type of bacteria in your digestive track. Pau D'Arco is a suppliment that works kind of like an antibiotic, but doesn't kill the good bacteria that you need. Grapefruit Seed Extract is good for this too (I never took this so I can't say as much about it). Both are safe and you can get them at almost any suppliment store. What I was told to do is take Pau D'Arco with Golden Seal (Emmune boosting suppliment) 3 times a day. And it helped a lot. They're both very safe so you can try it for a week and see if it starts to help. For constipation there're a couple of things you can try: Slippery Elm... you buy it in capsules and then make tea out of it. It's not a lexative. All it does is makes things slippery. Flaxseed tea... you take 1 to 3 tablespoons of ground flaxseed, poor 1c boiled water over it (make sure to mix it while pooring water) and let it stand for 15 min. Then drink (everything.. the flaxseed too). Hope that helps. ![]() Sorry for all the spelling mistakes/typos... it's 2:30 AM here and I really don't feel like going back to check it all lol |
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Tom_B
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Amherst, Nova Scotia, Canada
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- but me dairy , I luvs my dairy LOLQuote:
so my friend went to grab the phone reciever put I pulled it back , well it whiped aroudn hit me in the mouth , factored my gums (didn't even know this was possible ) and broke my front tooth in half. Parents were NOT happy LOLQuote:
http://www.bsu.edu/vignette/error404/ but it's down .. But I do them on the Lat Pulldown machine .. I guess I could show them to ya once I'm in Toronto ![]() |
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Tom_B
Join Date: Jul 2004
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![]() I live in Amherst , Nova Scotia and my zip code is B4H - 4T6. Hmm well I'm experciening the constipation , LOTS of bloating , admonial pain , and the whole belching / gas thing. It gets worse throughout the day ..I'll pay attention throughout the week with my new diet plan and figure out what meals it's worse at. Yup I have a prob with veggies - find them really har dto eat some days .. also if I eat too much PB like more than 1 TBSP ... not sure if I get it from dairy but will see if I do .. Alos yup my Tongue is coated in this white stuff .. it's been like that for a while now .. I remember cause a couple of months ago a friend pointed it out when I was eating. Quote:
I seem to be fine with SF maple syrup becuase I use to little .. the ketchup is ify some days its bad then other I'm fine ![]() Quote:
Whey .. hmm I don't think that give me probs... will monitor it though. MMMM Almond butter this is better than peanuts???? I love almond butter!Quote:
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Slippery Elm .. never heard of the stuff will look for this too .. Quote:
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Tom_B
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Amherst, Nova Scotia, Canada
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Well just got back from the cancer relay thingy , our town raised $70,739.29
which is really really good considering that our community has a population of around 10,000And all of Nova Scotia has raised over 1 million dollars , best they've ever had |
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Tom_B
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Amherst, Nova Scotia, Canada
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Morning weight was 140.5lbs .. I gained 2lbs this week
water weight from decreasing my water?? I know that I did wake up extremely bloated / cramped up this mronign , probabaly the reason why ..Also when I added the psyllium / xanthan gum to my water directly it made me really bloated .. so I'm gonna cap fibre intake at around 35 - 40G .. P.S. Here's my new haircut ![]() |
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You should stay away from all the tomatoe products too. Tomatoes are fine, but not ketsup, tomatoe sauce..etc. I cant' remember why exctly, I think it's because they're too acidic. Quote:
Almonds are really good for you, and can actually help with constipation. Just don't go crazy on them. Everything in moderation. And almond butter is sooooo tasty! You'd love it! I'd cut out whey either way. It migth not cause bloating but is a very high possibility that it is contributing to constipation. CC.. just see how you feel, just no more PB! What I was told to do with CC is to eat it with pine apple. Never tried it though since I hate pine apple and felt better just not eating CC at all. Quote:
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you hit yourself in the mouth with the phone. That musta hurt OUCH!!Quote:
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Join Date: Jul 2004
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![]() Umm actually the Adrian said the fozen type of broccoli is working really well , and to me they taste yummier as well . I think I jsut might start having steamed broccoli and sometimes some green beans ..Okay will stay away from wheat and yeast. Quote:
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![]() Hmm well with whey I'm not having that much trouble with it .. but jsut incase I decreased it to like 1 scoop a day which is only 90 cals and like 16G of protein , there not big scoops. So i should be fine with that .. Okay PB's gone , well ... unless I get tempted LOL. Cottage cheese .. hmm gonna try it with other stuff other that PB and see how I react ... What pine apple?? Quote:
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![]() - I decided to actaully smile for one picture , you can see my laugh lines! I'm 16 years old and I already have laugh lines LOL , I'm gonna need some serious botox when I hit 40! |
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Tom_B
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Amherst, Nova Scotia, Canada
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new Diet
Okay re - worked some stuff from my diet .. took me a good 3 hours
![]() Meal 1 (Pre Workout) - 1 cup of yogurt 1/2 a scoop of whey 60G rolled oats 393 calories 5G fat 59G carbs (5G fibre) 26G protein *Post Workout* 1 cup of yogurt 1/2 a scoop of whey 30G rolled oats 1 cup of grape / strawberry juice 424 calories 3G fat 74G carbs (2G fiber) 24G protein Meal 2 - 60G of muesli mix (oat flakes , rye flakes , barley flakes) 150ml of egg whites 80G banana 2 tsp. of olive oil 480 calories 12G of fat 72G carbs (12G fibre) 25G protein Meal 3 - 20G muesli mix 2 tsp. olive oil 1/2 cup of pearl barley 2 fishies 1 cup of yogurt 20G of chicken 1 tsp. of psyllium or xanthan gum 443 calories 14G fat 58G carbs (8G fibre) 24G protein Meal 4 - 1.5 tsp. of olive oil 2 fishies 65G chicken 200G sweet Potato 1/2 a med apple ~ Will be taking my probiotic pill here ~ 412 calories 12G fat 52G carbs (8G fibre) 25G protein Meal 5 - 2 tsp olive oil 3 fishies 150ml egg whites 3 /4 cup of yogurt 1 tsp. psyllium or xanthan gum 15G museli mix 326 calories 13G fat 27G carbs (4G fibre) 26G protein Meal 6 - 3 fishies 1 tsp. of pysllium / xanthan gum 3/4 a cup of CC 1 TBSP. of Almond butter 264 calories 12G fat 15G carbs (2G fibre) 25G protein There how's it looking? Totals for the day are 2742 calories 71G fat (7G sat) 357G carbs (41G fibre) 175G protein |
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Acting Normal...
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Different shades of black
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Hey Tom tom!!!
First - Oh. My. God!! You have the BEST smile!! You are absolutely gorgeous! You should smile more often! I really like your haircut too! Very perty! ![]() Now - in terms of your tummy... 1. Katia's problem is different to yours - so what works for her might not work for you. Just keep that im mind when you are changing your diet around and buying expensive supplements and other things... 2. I told you to decrease your SF stuff AGES ago!! ![]() 3. It is generally only recommended to decrease dairy if you are lactose intolerant (usually not a problem for people of european background) and if you really want to know you could get yourself tested (when you see your doctor)... But you can try to decrease it and see if it helps. But remember that the cultures in the yoghurt are considered good for people with IBS (and, additionally - actually DIGEST the lactose - which not only decreases the lactose but also decreases the carb content....).. 4. Be careful about chaning too much of your diet all at once. See, you might do something that helps - but, because you have done all these other things as well, you can't tell which bit worked and which bit didn't. Change 1 thing and leave it for 2 weeks. If that helps then great. If not, try something different. 5. Calcium is a factor for you - and although calcium is found in other things the level you get is not enough... Broccoli has some, but being a green vegetable it is basically unavailable for you - the oxalates in the vegetables bind it and prevent you from absorbing it. Same goes for a lot of other vegetables and legumes that it is found in... Your best bet is dairy and calcium suppliments. 6. Whey is probably not a factor for you either - it is usually the lactose that causes the problem for people and that is, once again, related to lactose intolerance. If you can afford it, a good whey isolate (or even a hydrolysed whey to make it really easy to digest) would be good. 7. The 'white stuff on your tongue' thing is only really an oral problem (that means, it is related to your mouth). It is linked to local yeast infections or local bacterial growth in your mouth - but most people don't even have this and it is usually just a transient thing unrelated to bacteria/yeast (in order for it to be significant the white 'fluff' would be there ALL THE TIME and a number of other symptoms would also be seen). So don't sweat it! I don't think you have anything to worry about. 8. In terms of the digestive enzymes - I didn't say they didn't work - I said that these will probably not work for you. Not only do most people make enough enzymes to digest all the food they eat at any given time but you have symptoms of IBS - which is more related to your LOWER intestines (large intestines). The people for whom enzymes work have digestive problems higher in their GIT tract (small intestines or stomach). Oh - and it was the laxatives I was talking about in terms of you becoming dependant on them. ![]() 10. Stop with the garlic powder silly!!! I have mentioned a few times that garlic can cause bloat! ![]() 11. Psyllium is actually one of the important things that they recommend for people with IBS to increase fibre - because it is soluble and not insoluble (esp for those pations who have the constipation type - there is also a diarrhoea form of the disease)... But you shouldn't take massive amounts because too much fibre is also problem too (as I said before) and it can cause bloat if you take too much. So you will just have to find a 'balance'. 12. Be VERY careful of some of the things you can get from natropaths... Some of them can be very dangerous and can't be combined with other things... Go and see one - some are very good and they can help you... But make sure you go and see the doctor as well. And make sure you TELL the doctor if you start taking any herbs or supplements because they can interfere with medications, investigations and treatments. 13. In terms of pineapple - where you asking what it is?? (it is a type of fruit)... The reason why it was probably suggested was because it has natural enzymes in it and it is highly acidic - both of which would help if you have digestion problems. But it is pretty high in sucrose - so if you wanted it you would have to calculate it in to your diet. 13. Check out this video for your Glute-Ham raises There was more... But I can't remember what else I wanted to talk about... Your diet looks fine. You have some funny combinations for meals (muesli mix, olive oil, pearl barley, yogurt and chicken!!! UUmmm... Yummy?!! )!!Oh yeah - and something else you might want to consider - some people with IBS find that oats are an issue... So, try this diet for 2 to 3 weeks. If you get no relief of symptoms you could consider replacing your oats with barley or rye flakes and see if that helps. |
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