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I consulted with a nutritionist years ago.

Basically she told me to avoid wheat flour, white flour, white & brown sugar,

citrus, tomatoes, additives, colors, preservatives, red meat, all milk except

skim, caffeine, chocolate, beer and hard liquor. She also told me to eat

organic as much as possible, use the 3-day rotation diet, and to take quality

vitamins and supplements.

I have found that sugar bothers me the most, and sometimes takes two days to

affect a joint(s).

Pacific NW Dew <dewdrop_mealine@...> wrote:

I tend to be very inquisitive, hope ya'll don't mind.

Would anyone tell me what foods they have problems

with and what kind of diet they follow? Such as, low-carb,

low-fat or natural foods, raw foods etc.

I have problems with caffeine and with wheat. I am also

diabetic and had a surgery that causes me to need to eat

low-carb.

I would be interested to know what you have found out

about RA and nutrition. Referrals to sites would also be

welcome.

Thanks

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Dew,

I have studied nutritional supplements and always take

acidolphilus after I have had to use a prescription antiobiotic. I

try to avoid the prescription type and instead use garlic as that is

a natural antiobiotic. Usually I will also take enchinecia as that

strengthens the immune system. I don't use these on a regular basis,

but only as needed.

My doctor recommended that I give my 6 mo old baby yogurt with an

active culture when she had been suffering from diareah for about two

weeks. It worked like a charm and it was the acidophilus that cured

her diareah.

Hope this answers some of your questions.

:)

>

> I'm still searching for answers to nutrition and RA.

> I found a site that is for natural practices. It suggests

> a fast and an elimination diet. Because of stomach

> and intestinal surgery, I must follow a very strict diet

> and fasting is OUT of the question. It would put me

> in serious jeopardy.

>

> One thing it does mention is the use of probiotics

> and acidolphilus to help calm the inflammation in the

> intestinal tract. That seems logical to me.

>

> Do any of you take these on a regular basis? I have

> seen some post of antibiotic therapy and know from

> the surgery mentioned above that antibiotics kill off

> all the intestinal bacteria, even the friendly ones. Do

> those of you using antibiotics take probiotics to keep

> a balance of good flora?

>

> Too curious!

> Dew

> Bonne santé et meilleurs voeux.

>

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I eat yogurt most every day to keep gut bacteria in line.

Sue

On Wednesday, September 20, 2006, at 03:42 PM, Pacific NW Dew wrote:

>

> Do any of you take these on a regular basis? I have

> seen some post of antibiotic therapy and know from

> the surgery mentioned above that antibiotics kill off

> all the intestinal bacteria, even the friendly ones. Do

> those of you using antibiotics take probiotics to keep

> a balance of good flora?

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Hello Dew,

I take probiotics (yeastconnection.com) and eat yogurt daily. My

body harbors yeast and the probiotics really help. I'll probably

have to take them forever, it's worth it to me, helps with diarrhea

and intestinal upset.

PEace,

River

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HI Dew and all,

I take the probionic Flora Q my GI doc recommended. But only take it

after antibiotics or when my system is upset.

Another fibro group member said to avoid these things: MSG,

additives, nutrasweet, carbonated drinks, sugar, wheat and soy.

I can't avoid all of them but do some of them. I don't know where

she found the information though. Fasting is out of the question for

me, also.

Debbie L

-- In , " Pacific NW Dew "

<dewdrop_mealine@...> wrote:

>

> I'm still searching for answers to nutrition and RA.

> I found a site that is for natural practices. It suggests

> a fast and an elimination diet. Because of stomach

> and intestinal surgery, I must follow a very strict diet

> and fasting is OUT of the question. It would put me

> in serious jeopardy.

>

> One thing it does mention is the use of probiotics

> and acidolphilus to help calm the inflammation in the

> intestinal tract. That seems logical to me.

>

> Do any of you take these on a regular basis? I have

> seen some post of antibiotic therapy and know from

> the surgery mentioned above that antibiotics kill off

> all the intestinal bacteria, even the friendly ones. Do

> those of you using antibiotics take probiotics to keep

> a balance of good flora?

>

> Too curious!

> Dew

> Bonne santé et meilleurs voeux.

>

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HI Dew, I eat yogurt whenever I am on antibiotics to help prevent yeast

infections. I also believe in drinking acidolphilus whenever one gets canker

sores in the mouth. Acidolphilus seems to get rid of them in a flash. Take

care,Hugs

deebs87 <dlohf@...> wrote: HI Dew and all,

I take the probionic Flora Q my GI doc recommended. But only take it

after antibiotics or when my system is upset.

Another fibro group member said to avoid these things: MSG,

additives, nutrasweet, carbonated drinks, sugar, wheat and soy.

I can't avoid all of them but do some of them. I don't know where

she found the information though. Fasting is out of the question for

me, also.

Debbie L

-- In , " Pacific NW Dew "

<dewdrop_mealine@...> wrote:

>

> I'm still searching for answers to nutrition and RA.

> I found a site that is for natural practices. It suggests

> a fast and an elimination diet. Because of stomach

> and intestinal surgery, I must follow a very strict diet

> and fasting is OUT of the question. It would put me

> in serious jeopardy.

>

> One thing it does mention is the use of probiotics

> and acidolphilus to help calm the inflammation in the

> intestinal tract. That seems logical to me.

>

> Do any of you take these on a regular basis? I have

> seen some post of antibiotic therapy and know from

> the surgery mentioned above that antibiotics kill off

> all the intestinal bacteria, even the friendly ones. Do

> those of you using antibiotics take probiotics to keep

> a balance of good flora?

>

> Too curious!

> Dew

> Bonne santé et meilleurs voeux.

>

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