Re: non amylose foods

[Guest guest]

Thanks, I wish there was a list of foods to eat and foods to avoid some

where. My husband is 6'4'' and eats all the time and takes his lunch to work.

He has just been diagnosed with Lyme and Dr. S told him to go on the non

amylose diet. I'm just crazy trying to come up with things for him to eat so

he won't starve. He's a snacker and a big man. Can you drink diet sodas,

crystal lite, yougert, canned veggies if you dont have frozen? I guess all

meats, cheeses, veggies (except below the grd.) corn chips. Any other ideas I

would greatly appreciate.

Thanks, Sue

I believe the no amylose diet is avoiding foods grown in the ground,

carrots, beets,potatoes, yams, but you can have red potatos. (thank god for

that

one cause I get sick of rice) The rest is about avoiding sugars. It it

also helpful to go organic as much as possible.

K

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[Guest guest]

I believe the no amylose diet is avoiding foods grown in the ground, carrots,

beets,potatoes, yams, but you can have red potatos. (thank god for that one

cause I get sick of rice) The rest is about avoiding sugars. It it also

helpful to go organic as much as possible.

K

ssr3351@... wrote:

Anyone here been on the non Amylose diet? If so what are some of

the

foods you have found that you like to eat. What to drink? Can you have dairy

products, mustard, ketchup, etc.

Thanks, Sue

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Ahhhh! Stop feeding him processed foods. Sodas are poison, diet sodas are even

worse. No more genetically engineered food like soy bean and corn. No canned

foods. Lyme's disease, MS, Leukemia and Cancer are due to poor diet that

compromises the immune system. It debilitated the body and allows toxins and

chemicals to attack it!

You probably don't want to hear this but dairy and wheat are also bad. You can

reverse the disease by stengthening the immune system. Water is also very

important. No more flurinated water its poison and keeps the body from healing.

Research what I'm saying. You're on the right track with no sugar and yes to

organic. It's tough to eat right and stay healthy.

I've seen people with " incurable " diseases get cured - It was not the Dr.s that

did it. Dr.s want people to be sick......

________________________________

From: " ssr3351@... " <ssr3351@...>

Sent: Wednesday, April 15, 2009 9:10:54 AM

Subject: Re: [] non amylose foods

Thanks, I wish there was a list of foods to eat and foods to avoid some

where. My husband is 6'4'' and eats all the time and takes his lunch to work.

He has just been diagnosed with Lyme and Dr. S told him to go on the non

amylose diet. I'm just crazy trying to come up with things for him to eat so

he won't starve. He's a snacker and a big man. Can you drink diet sodas,

crystal lite, yougert, canned veggies if you dont have frozen? I guess all

meats, cheeses, veggies (except below the grd.) corn chips. Any other ideas I

would greatly appreciate.

Thanks, Sue

I believe the no amylose diet is avoiding foods grown in the ground,

carrots, beets,potatoes, yams, but you can have red potatos. (thank god for

that

one cause I get sick of rice) The rest is about avoiding sugars. It it

also helpful to go organic as much as possible.

K

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Here is one version of the mold diet.

http://www.mold-survivor.com/dietcopyright.html

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From: " ssr3351@... " <ssr3351@...>

Sent: Wednesday, April 15, 2009 9:10:54 AM

Subject: Re: [] non amylose foods

Thanks, I wish there was a list of foods to eat and foods to avoid some

where. My husband is 6'4'' and eats all the time and takes his lunch to work.

He has just been diagnosed with Lyme and Dr. S told him to go on the non

amylose diet. I'm just crazy trying to come up with things for him to eat so

he won't starve. He's a snacker and a big man. Can you drink diet sodas,

crystal lite, yougert, canned veggies if you dont have frozen? I guess all

meats, cheeses, veggies (except below the grd.) corn chips. Any other ideas I

would greatly appreciate.

Thanks, Sue

I believe the no amylose diet is avoiding foods grown in the ground,

carrots, beets,potatoes, yams, but you can have red potatos. (thank god for

that

one cause I get sick of rice) The rest is about avoiding sugars. It it

also helpful to go organic as much as possible.

K

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[Guest guest]

Never heard of this. Been hard to find specific info on what the diet is. Sue,

do you by chance have a link that explains what you can and can't eat? I tried

reading an article by Dr. S and boy it went right over my head, lol..

Anyone here been on the non Amylose diet? If so what are some of the

foods you have found that you like to eat. What to drink? Can you have dairy

products, mustard, ketchup, etc.

Thanks, Sue

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[Guest guest]

Thanks, very much. I have the book but we were looking for some different

ideas. I thought deli meat was okay to eat?

Sue

My doctor put me on the no amylose diet for thirty days a few months ago

while I was taking CSM for detox. I bought the book " Lose the weight you

hate " by Dr Ritchie C. Shoemaker, MD found at

_http://www.moldwarrhttp://wwhttp://www.http://www.http://wwhtt_

(http://www.moldwarriors.com/books/lose-the-weight-you-hate.htm) which

describes in great detail what is and is not

allowed in the no amylose diet. The book even offers recipes for making foods

without amylose. It took some getting used to because you are not suppose

to eat any vegetable that grows below the ground (I never seen anything

about red potatoes being ok) or grains except corn (rice is a grain and is

specifically listed as a food to avoid). Fruits are ok except for bananas. No

pasta and breads except for corn mush made with pure corn meal.

It has been a few months ago and do not remember exactly what all is

avoided but it is all covered in the book. I know I ate a lot of cheese and

steamed cauliflower. I know my doctor said not to eat anything with high

fructose corn syrup, sugar, fructose or sucrose which leaves out pretty much

anything you can buy premade including luncheon meat.

The good news is once I got used to the diet, it was very fulfilling and I

did feel better. I don't follow the diet now but I do pay attention of how

much amylose is in my diet.

Good luck,

mcsisreal

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[Guest guest]

Thanks, I have the info from Dr. S and Know that wheat is completely out.

I'm searching for things to send for lunch!! He does drink lots of water. I

thought the corn products were good on this diet.

Ahhhh! Stop feeding him processed foods. Sodas are poison, diet sodas are

even worse. No more genetically engineered food like soy bean and corn. No

canned foods. Lyme's disease, MS, Leukemia and Cancer are due to poor diet

that compromises the immune system. It debilitated the body and allows

toxins and chemicals to attack it!

You probably don't want to hear this but dairy and wheat are also bad. You

can reverse the disease by stengthening the immune system. Water is also

very important. No more flurinated water its poison and keeps the body from

healing.

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[Guest guest]

Yea, it is hard to understand that's why I'm searching. You can eat all

fruits except bananas, all veggies except those that grow below the ground. No

wheat, oats, barley, pasta, bread. Corn based is okay so I'm stocking up

on Fritos and organic corn chips. Salsa is ok, cheese, meat and some other

stuff. The hardest thing is trying to come up with something he can take to

work for lunch!!

Never heard of this. Been hard to find specific info on what the diet is.

Sue, do you by chance have a link that explains what you can and can't eat?

I tried reading an article by Dr. S and boy it went right over my head,

lol..

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[Guest guest]

My doctor put me on the no amylose diet for thirty days a few months ago while I

was taking CSM for detox. I bought the book " Lose the weight you hate " by Dr

Ritchie C. Shoemaker, MD found at

http://www.moldwarriors.com/books/lose-the-weight-you-hate.htm which describes

in great detail what is and is not allowed in the no amylose diet. The book even

offers recipes for making foods without amylose. It took some getting used to

because you are not suppose to eat any vegetable that grows below the ground (I

never seen anything about red potatoes being ok) or grains except corn (rice is

a grain and is specifically listed as a food to avoid). Fruits are ok except for

bananas. No pasta and breads except for corn mush made with pure corn meal.

It has been a few months ago and do not remember exactly what all is avoided but

it is all covered in the book. I know I ate a lot of cheese and steamed

cauliflower. I know my doctor said not to eat anything with high fructose corn

syrup, sugar, fructose or sucrose which leaves out pretty much anything you can

buy premade including luncheon meat.

The good news is once I got used to the diet, it was very fulfilling and I did

feel better. I don't follow the diet now but I do pay attention of how much

amylose is in my diet.

Good luck,

mcsisreal

>

>

> Thanks, I wish there was a list of foods to eat and foods to avoid some

> where. My husband is 6'4'' and eats all the time and takes his lunch to work.

> He has just been diagnosed with Lyme and Dr. S told him to go on the non

> amylose diet. I'm just crazy trying to come up with things for him to eat so

> he won't starve. He's a snacker and a big man. Can you drink diet sodas,

> crystal lite, yougert, canned veggies if you dont have frozen? I guess all

> meats, cheeses, veggies (except below the grd.) corn chips. Any other ideas I

> would greatly appreciate.

> Thanks, Sue

>

> I believe the no amylose diet is avoiding foods grown in the ground,

> carrots, beets,potatoes, yams, but you can have red potatos. (thank god for

that

> one cause I get sick of rice) The rest is about avoiding sugars. It it

> also helpful to go organic as much as possible.

> K

>

>

>

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>

>

[Guest guest]

It took me a while to figure out a few things, but Red Mills makes a pretty good

bread mix, Wheat, gluten, dairy, egg free bread mix. It does have yeast but I

don't seem to have problems with and I am Hyper to mold.

My duaghter and I both cried with are first normal sandwich. Vegginaise as mayo

substitute. It was a small taste of heaven.

a

ssr3351@... wrote:

Yea, it is hard to understand that's why I'm searching. You can eat all

fruits except bananas, all veggies except those that grow below the ground. No

wheat, oats, barley, pasta, bread. Corn based is okay so I'm stocking up

on Fritos and organic corn chips. Salsa is ok, cheese, meat and some other

stuff. The hardest thing is trying to come up with something he can take to

work for lunch!!

[Guest guest]

I never found any deli meat which were not packaged in high fructose corn syrup.

I even went to the local butcher shop but all his deli meats are prepackaged and

packed in hfcs. good luck

>

>

> Thanks, very much. I have the book but we were looking for some different

> ideas. I thought deli meat was okay to eat?

>

> Sue

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you very much for the info!! Really appreciate the help.

Sue

It took me a while to figure out a few things, but Red Mills makes a

pretty good bread mix, Wheat, gluten, dairy, egg free bread mix. It does have

yeast but I don't seem to have problems with and I am Hyper to mold.

[Guest guest]

---

Sue: I dont know if you have a Whole Foods where you live.I buy organic turkey

meat at the deli and for lunch I make a rice-tortilla (no-wheat)filled with

turkey, cheese, organic lettuce, avocadoes, sprouts, (anything green) and

safflower mayo. Its delicious and HUGE!

You could make him a couple of those. I have Lyme also, is he on antibiotics??

Diane

In , " mcsisreal " <mcsisreal@...> wrote:

>

> I never found any deli meat which were not packaged in high fructose corn

syrup. I even went to the local butcher shop but all his deli meats are

prepackaged and packed in hfcs. good luck

>

> >

> >

> > Thanks, very much. I have the book but we were looking for some different

> > ideas. I thought deli meat was okay to eat?

> >

> > Sue

> >

>

[Guest guest]

He did the round of antibiotics with no results. Saw Dr. Shoemaker on Tues.

and are following his protocol now. Actos for 5 days and non amylose diet

then on day 5 he begins the CSM. I don't have a Whole Foods but I did bake

a chicken and made a veggie wrap. Lettuce filled with cheese, chicken,

tomato, and snow peas! Seemed to work well. Also packed a big bag of corn

chips, apple, & grapes. I found a nurse who has been on the same diet and med

from Dr. S. She has helped a lot with ideas of things to eat. I found sugar

free yougert at WalMart, sugar free pudding, salsa, and lots of fruit and

veggies. Hard for him since he's a tall man who like to eat and never puts on

weight. We'll make it put it will take some getting used to.

Sue

---

Sue: I dont know if you have a Whole Foods where you live.I buy organic

turkey meat at the deli and for lunch I make a rice-tortilla (no-wheat)filled

with turkey, cheese, organic lettuce, avocadoes, sprouts, (anything green)

and safflower mayo. Its delicious and HUGE!

You could make him a couple of those. I have Lyme also, is he on

antibiotics?You could

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[Guest guest]

corn chips?  if i'm not mistaken, they're prepared with soy oil...check the

package.  i can't have soy, due to my newer history of estrogen receptive breast

cancer.  soy contains PLANT estrogen, gang.

vicki

From: ssr3351@... <ssr3351@...>

Subject: Re: [] non amylose foods

Date: Thursday, April 16, 2009, 1:20 AM

Yea, it is hard to understand that's why I'm searching. You can eat all

fruits except bananas, all veggies except those that grow below the ground. No

wheat, oats, barley, pasta, bread. Corn based is okay so I'm stocking up

on Fritos and organic corn chips. Salsa is ok, cheese, meat and some other

stuff. The hardest thing is trying to come up with something he can take to

work for lunch!!

Never heard of this. Been hard to find specific info on what the diet is.

Sue, do you by chance have a link that explains what you can and can't eat?

I tried reading an article by Dr. S and boy it went right over my head,

lol..

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[Guest guest]

would love recipe for rice tortillas!

a

dianebolton52 <dianebolton@...> wrote:

---

Sue: I dont know if you have a Whole Foods where you live.I buy organic turkey

meat at the deli and for lunch I make a rice-tortilla (no-wheat)filled with

turkey, cheese, organic lettuce, avocadoes, sprouts, (anything green) and

safflower mayo. Its delicious and HUGE!

You could make him a couple of those. I have Lyme also, is he on antibiotics??

Diane

In , " mcsisreal " <mcsisreal@...> wrote:

>

> I never found any deli meat which were not packaged in high fructose corn

syrup. I even went to the local butcher shop but all his deli meats are

prepackaged and packed in hfcs. good luck

>

> >

> >

> > Thanks, very much. I have the book but we were looking for some different

> > ideas. I thought deli meat was okay to eat?

> >

> > Sue

> >

>

[Guest guest]

>

>

> Yea, it is hard to understand that's why I'm searching. You can eat all

> fruits except bananas, all veggies except those that grow below the ground.

No

> wheat, oats, barley, pasta, bread. Corn based is okay so I'm stocking up

> on Fritos and organic corn chips. Salsa is ok, cheese, meat and some other

> stuff. The hardest thing is trying to come up with something he can take to

> work for lunch!!

>

Have you tried the Applegate Farms brand at Trader Joes? It has nothing added

and tastes great. They have several kinds of sliced turkey breast and roast beef

too.It is all Gluten free, we were able to eat it when we were gluten

intolerant, we also had the brown rice pasta-I can't remember if that is ok on

the non-amylose diet? Bob's Red Mill has a great pancake mix too! Good Luck.

[Guest guest]

Safeway has the organics brand cooke din sunflower. love the one with flax

seed

Frohna <vafrohna@...> wrote:

corn chips? if i'm not mistaken, they're prepared with soy

oil...check the package. i can't have soy, due to my newer history of estrogen

receptive breast cancer. soy contains PLANT estrogen, gang.

vicki

From: ssr3351@... <ssr3351@...>

Subject: Re: [] non amylose foods

Date: Thursday, April 16, 2009, 1:20 AM

Yea, it is hard to understand that's why I'm searching. You can eat all

fruits except bananas, all veggies except those that grow below the ground. No

wheat, oats, barley, pasta, bread. Corn based is okay so I'm stocking up

on Fritos and organic corn chips. Salsa is ok, cheese, meat and some other

stuff. The hardest thing is trying to come up with something he can take to

work for lunch!!

Never heard of this. Been hard to find specific info on what the diet is.

Sue, do you by chance have a link that explains what you can and can't eat?

I tried reading an article by Dr. S and boy it went right over my head,

lol..

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[Guest guest]

Make sure sugar free means no sweetner, NO Splenda, sweet and low. equal.

You may use stevia. He'll be happy to see the pounds fall off

ssr3351@... wrote:

He did the round of antibiotics with no results. Saw Dr. Shoemaker on Tues.

and are following his protocol now. Actos for 5 days and non amylose diet

then on day 5 he begins the CSM.

[Guest guest]

There are a few companies. One that I know of is Applegate Farms. They don't use

msg, nitrates, some of there meats are organic and I think only the ham has

sugar in it. Otherwise they are sugar free, I believe. It is still processed

food, but far better than most.

I googled the name to be sure of how it is spelled and came up with this link if

you want to check it out. I usually buy it at the local health store. There is

at least one other brand too, that never uses any sugar. Can't recall the name

though.

Sam

I never found any deli meat which were not packaged in high fructose corn syrup.

I even went to the local butcher shop but all his deli meats are prepackaged and

packed in hfcs. good luck

[Guest guest]

Authentic Foods makes a non-grain flour from garbanzo and fava beans. Not

organic, but it is real good.

Thank you very much for the info!! Really appreciate the help. Sue

It took me a while to figure out a few things, but Red Mills makes a

pretty good bread mix, Wheat, gluten, dairy, egg free bread mix. It does have

yeast but I don't seem to have problems with and I am Hyper to mold.

[Guest guest]

Sorry K, by " making rice tortilla " I meant " filling " . I buy them at Whole Foods,

made by Food for Life. Do you have a WF where you are? D

In , a Townsend <kmtown2003@...> wrote:

>

> would love recipe for rice tortillas!

> a

>

[Guest guest]

Francis Simun bakery in Dallas makes a variety of yeast-free specialty

breads and bagels and bagel chips. You can choose from a selection of bean

flour only breads and bagels. They are preservative-free and must be kept

in the freezer or fridge. They are a bit pricey, but can add a carb-like

treat to a limited diet. There website appears to be under construction,

but there is a phone number and email address listed:

http://www.francissimunbakery.com/. I have ordered the following breads and

bagel chips over the years: garbanzo, pinto, navy bean, black bean and

kidney bean. They are made from bean flour, water and salt.

It takes about 2-4 weeks to have an order shipped. Of course if you live in

the area, you can pick them up at the bakery.

Saralee Rosen

homerose@...

[Guest guest]

For the no-amylose diet, would that also include avoiding enzymes that have

amylose in them?

[Guest guest]

I don't know except that Dr. S said all veggies except those that grow

below the ground.No peanuts. All fruits except bananas. No wheat, oats,

barley, rice, mainly starch. He can have meat, veggie, corn products, fruit,

cheese, milk and other stuff I can't remember right now. I did find corn wraps

that will be great for lunch. He can also eat salsa, lots of water, coffee,

diet soft drinks (which he rarely drinks), sugar free pudding. He won't

starve but it's hard to find things so he doesn't get board eating the same

old things. He can eat tuna and mayo so I can make tuna & chicken salad. It

just takes some time to think of things. I did find a health food store not

too far from home so I'll have to check it out.

For the no-amylose diet, would that also include avoiding enzymes that

have amylose in them?

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