STUPID things GI docs say & beleive

[Guest guest]

COMPLETE STUPIDITY - (See article below)

I guess my entire family is blessed with " iron-clad stomachs " - we always

just considered NOT having stomach issues as NORMAL, thank you/thank God.

I DO not consider getting any stomach upset from spices, citrus or greasy

foods to be normal. Yet, this article says " obviously. " Give me a BREAK!

Folks, NORMAL is eating anything and everything you want without ANY

stomach or GI distress!

That's why I love LEAP - it helps people that have food issues get closer

to normal!

PS. Recently, when speaking with somebody about diet/food poisoning, he

said, " Oh, everybody gets diarrhea. " This is SO untrue!

So, that is the misconception we have to fight against. People do NOT get

diarrhea unless there's a PROBLEM that should be solved! (I get this is a

GI doc speaking, he deals with the part of the population that DOES have GI

issues - but don't assume everybody is like your patients, any more than a

urologist should suggest urinary infection or kidney failure are normal.)

Sigh. . . off my rant now.

_http://www.wbaltv.com/r/30332585/detail.html_

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BALTIMORE -- Unless you're lucky enough to have an iron-clad stomach,

chances are you've probably had your share of tummy aches over the years.

Doctors say that's a common problem caused by various reasons, starting

with what people put on their plates.

Mercy Medical Center gastroenterologist Dr. Desi said sometimes

it's food that triggers an upset stomach.

" Obviously, spicy foods are going to do it. Greasy, heavy, fatty foods and

oily foods tend to slow down the emptying of the stomach and tend to cause

more discomfort of the stomach, " he said. " And citrusy foods you always

have to be careful with -- things like orange juice or anything else that's

kind of acidic. "

Desi warned that if stomach pain continues, it's important to see a doctor

to rule out a serious problem.

" Is there something else going on that this is a common occurrence? Some

of those things may wind up being ulcer disease, gastritis or stomach cancer,

which are less common. You want to make sure that that's not one of the

cases, or any other digestive maladies that may be masking or mimicking

themselves as an upset stomach, " he said.

Desi said stress also plays a part. That's why some people can enjoy foods

that normally upset their stomachs when they're relaxed and on vacation.

Read more:

_http://www.wbaltv.com/health/30332585/detail.html#ixzz1lKmoP5ga_

(http://www.wbaltv.com/health/30332585/detail.html#ixzz1lKmoP5ga)

Jan Patenaude, RD, CLT

Director of Medical Nutrition

Signet Diagnostic Corp.

Telecommuting Nationwide

(Mountain Time)

Fax:

DineRight4@...

Certified LEAP Therapist and specialist in food sensitivity for IBS,

migraine, fibromyalgia and multiple inflammatory conditions. Co-author of the

Certified LEAP Therapist (CLT) Training Course.

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don't respond in 2 business days, PLEASE give me a call. Some weeks, I get

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Thank you Jan. Articles like this make my stomach ache.

 

We RD's really have a lot of work to do. I am fortunate that the MD's I work

with are very receptive to my discussions. My friends and family are something

else.

 

Yesterday we went out for lunch with 2 friends. One said he had just spent a

week in the hospital with CHF and was on a NO SALT DIET. His wife, an RD, is

Diabetic heart disease (s/p open heart surgery, pace maker). He had chicken

livers over sauteed fennel, skirt steak in a very salty and greasy marinade,

roasted potatoes and white bean pesto (also VERY salty) and coconut sorbet. She

had the chicken livers, a huge plate of ravioli with a meaty looking sauce and

coconut sorbet. I had the same lunch as his and could not eat the meat and pesto

for the salt and grease.

My husband who is transitioning to a plant based diet had a salad an pasta with

a spicy tomato sauce and apple tart (hold the ice cream).

 

My mother frequently has stomach aches...which I think are stress related and

not food related, but at 99 she is not going to change her approach to life.

 

Madalyn

________________________________

To: LEAP_RDs

Sent: Friday, February 3, 2012 11:04 AM

Subject: STUPID things GI docs say & beleive

 

COMPLETE STUPIDITY - (See article below)

I guess my entire family is blessed with " iron-clad stomachs " - we always

just considered NOT having stomach issues as NORMAL, thank you/thank God.

I DO not consider getting any stomach upset from spices, citrus or greasy

foods to be normal. Yet, this article says " obviously. " Give me a BREAK!

Folks, NORMAL is eating anything and everything you want without ANY

stomach or GI distress!

That's why I love LEAP - it helps people that have food issues get closer

to normal!

PS. Recently, when speaking with somebody about diet/food poisoning, he

said, " Oh, everybody gets diarrhea. " This is SO untrue!

So, that is the misconception we have to fight against. People do NOT get

diarrhea unless there's a PROBLEM that should be solved! (I get this is a

GI doc speaking, he deals with the part of the population that DOES have GI

issues - but don't assume everybody is like your patients, any more than a

urologist should suggest urinary infection or kidney failure are normal.)

Sigh. . . off my rant now.

_http://www.wbaltv.com/r/30332585/detail.html_

(http://www.wbaltv.com/r/30332585/detail.html)

BALTIMORE -- Unless you're lucky enough to have an iron-clad stomach,

chances are you've probably had your share of tummy aches over the years.

Doctors say that's a common problem caused by various reasons, starting

with what people put on their plates.

Mercy Medical Center gastroenterologist Dr. Desi said sometimes

it's food that triggers an upset stomach.

" Obviously, spicy foods are going to do it. Greasy, heavy, fatty foods and

oily foods tend to slow down the emptying of the stomach and tend to cause

more discomfort of the stomach, " he said. " And citrusy foods you always

have to be careful with -- things like orange juice or anything else that's

kind of acidic. "

Desi warned that if stomach pain continues, it's important to see a doctor

to rule out a serious problem.

" Is there something else going on that this is a common occurrence? Some

of those things may wind up being ulcer disease, gastritis or stomach cancer,

which are less common. You want to make sure that that's not one of the

cases, or any other digestive maladies that may be masking or mimicking

themselves as an upset stomach, " he said.

Desi said stress also plays a part. That's why some people can enjoy foods

that normally upset their stomachs when they're relaxed and on vacation.

Read more:

_http://www.wbaltv.com/health/30332585/detail.html#ixzz1lKmoP5ga_

(http://www.wbaltv.com/health/30332585/detail.html#ixzz1lKmoP5ga)

Jan Patenaude, RD, CLT

Director of Medical Nutrition

Signet Diagnostic Corp.

Telecommuting Nationwide

(Mountain Time)

Fax:

DineRight4@...

Certified LEAP Therapist and specialist in food sensitivity for IBS,

migraine, fibromyalgia and multiple inflammatory conditions. Co-author of the

Certified LEAP Therapist (CLT) Training Course.

Your email is important to me. If you send me an important email, and I

don't respond in 2 business days, PLEASE give me a call. Some weeks, I get

buried in email and I do not mean to ignore your email!

[Guest guest]

Thank you Jan. Articles like this make my stomach ache.

 

We RD's really have a lot of work to do. I am fortunate that the MD's I work

with are very receptive to my discussions. My friends and family are something

else.

 

Yesterday we went out for lunch with 2 friends. One said he had just spent a

week in the hospital with CHF and was on a NO SALT DIET. His wife, an RD, is

Diabetic heart disease (s/p open heart surgery, pace maker). He had chicken

livers over sauteed fennel, skirt steak in a very salty and greasy marinade,

roasted potatoes and white bean pesto (also VERY salty) and coconut sorbet. She

had the chicken livers, a huge plate of ravioli with a meaty looking sauce and

coconut sorbet. I had the same lunch as his and could not eat the meat and pesto

for the salt and grease.

My husband who is transitioning to a plant based diet had a salad an pasta with

a spicy tomato sauce and apple tart (hold the ice cream).

 

My mother frequently has stomach aches...which I think are stress related and

not food related, but at 99 she is not going to change her approach to life.

 

Madalyn

________________________________

To: LEAP_RDs

Sent: Friday, February 3, 2012 11:04 AM

Subject: STUPID things GI docs say & beleive

 

COMPLETE STUPIDITY - (See article below)

I guess my entire family is blessed with " iron-clad stomachs " - we always

just considered NOT having stomach issues as NORMAL, thank you/thank God.

I DO not consider getting any stomach upset from spices, citrus or greasy

foods to be normal. Yet, this article says " obviously. " Give me a BREAK!

Folks, NORMAL is eating anything and everything you want without ANY

stomach or GI distress!

That's why I love LEAP - it helps people that have food issues get closer

to normal!

PS. Recently, when speaking with somebody about diet/food poisoning, he

said, " Oh, everybody gets diarrhea. " This is SO untrue!

So, that is the misconception we have to fight against. People do NOT get

diarrhea unless there's a PROBLEM that should be solved! (I get this is a

GI doc speaking, he deals with the part of the population that DOES have GI

issues - but don't assume everybody is like your patients, any more than a

urologist should suggest urinary infection or kidney failure are normal.)

Sigh. . . off my rant now.

_http://www.wbaltv.com/r/30332585/detail.html_

(http://www.wbaltv.com/r/30332585/detail.html)

BALTIMORE -- Unless you're lucky enough to have an iron-clad stomach,

chances are you've probably had your share of tummy aches over the years.

Doctors say that's a common problem caused by various reasons, starting

with what people put on their plates.

Mercy Medical Center gastroenterologist Dr. Desi said sometimes

it's food that triggers an upset stomach.

" Obviously, spicy foods are going to do it. Greasy, heavy, fatty foods and

oily foods tend to slow down the emptying of the stomach and tend to cause

more discomfort of the stomach, " he said. " And citrusy foods you always

have to be careful with -- things like orange juice or anything else that's

kind of acidic. "

Desi warned that if stomach pain continues, it's important to see a doctor

to rule out a serious problem.

" Is there something else going on that this is a common occurrence? Some

of those things may wind up being ulcer disease, gastritis or stomach cancer,

which are less common. You want to make sure that that's not one of the

cases, or any other digestive maladies that may be masking or mimicking

themselves as an upset stomach, " he said.

Desi said stress also plays a part. That's why some people can enjoy foods

that normally upset their stomachs when they're relaxed and on vacation.

Read more:

_http://www.wbaltv.com/health/30332585/detail.html#ixzz1lKmoP5ga_

(http://www.wbaltv.com/health/30332585/detail.html#ixzz1lKmoP5ga)

Jan Patenaude, RD, CLT

Director of Medical Nutrition

Signet Diagnostic Corp.

Telecommuting Nationwide

(Mountain Time)

Fax:

DineRight4@...

Certified LEAP Therapist and specialist in food sensitivity for IBS,

migraine, fibromyalgia and multiple inflammatory conditions. Co-author of the

Certified LEAP Therapist (CLT) Training Course.

Your email is important to me. If you send me an important email, and I

don't respond in 2 business days, PLEASE give me a call. Some weeks, I get

buried in email and I do not mean to ignore your email!