healthier = more food intolerance ? (was: Nestle+L'Oreal = cosmeceuticals)

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> --- Suze Fisher <s.fisher22@...> wrote: > >

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>> how is your digestion?

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>Pretty good I think. However, most of my stools float

>(although they don't appear greasey). Sometimes they

>are difficult to pass, even though they are very

>small. but I don't have pain, and my tum hardly ever

> " gurgles " anymore since eating the stock and

>kraut/kimchi on a regular basis.

does sound like you may have difficulty digesting fats. time for a liver

flush! i'm going to do my first one soon too :-)

>>do

>> you have any food

>> allergies?

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>Plenty of intolerances over the last 2 years -

>basically, since my diet has supposedly got a lot

>healthier, my sensitivity to foods has increased

>massively: dairy, fruit, bread, deli meats (probably

>the nitrates), curries/chilli, beans.

hmmmmm....i noticed the same thing has happened to me AND my dogs. since our

diets improved, we can't tolerate as many foods as we used to. for the life

of me i can't understand why. i know we discussed this subject either here

or on beyondprice in the past, but i still don't know what to think about

this! it drives me nuts.

Most things I

>eat make me bloat.

this just started happening to me a few months ago. i have no idea what's

causing it. but i'm working on a plan now to heal my gut and deal with

whatever digestive issues are going on. it will include the elimination (at

least initially) of my two favorite beverages in the world - beer (gluten)

and milk (casein). well, at least cow's milk. i'm experimenting with goat's

milk now. it will also include dr. schulze's intestinal cleansing programs

#s 1 and #2, his liver flush, and probably regular consumption of Fervita

immune (EM product). i will let you know how it progresses.

Suze Fisher

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Weston A. Price Foundation Chapter Leader, Mid Coast Maine

http://www.westonaprice.org

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