Re: Food Allergies and Absorption of Fat

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When I first started eating all this fat I got a bit squeamish as I think

most people eat the SAD diet do that is so low in fat. I was told to take

Swedish bitters which helps to produce more bile. I did that for awhile and

now have no problems with fat. Swedish bitters are good for a lot of

things.

Allyn

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Food Allergies and Absorption of Fat

Hey everone..

I have a bit of an issue, as you know of the hunger problem...

we think its a parasite from various symptoms i have. Notsure tho.

Anyways another problem i have, is i have a great deal of difficulty

absorbing fat! Some of the fattier foods i have developed reactions

to. I eat all organic whole foods no additives whatsoever. But im

frustrated because im missing out on all this nutritious food!

How can i reverse these allergies? I didnt used to have them

how can i get my body to absorb fat better so i can nourish my

body better?

Thanks so much!

( mani have alot of questions lately!)

Briseis

[Guest guest]

I second the sweedish bitters. Bile is extremely important in order to

digest non-emulsified fats. It acts just like the egg lecithin used in

making mayo.

I would also like to add that I found increasing the amount of emulsified

fats I ate (mayo and the like) helped more immediately. But you definately

need the bitters.

Oh, and one more thing - don't take the bitters at the same time as the

fat. I did this by accident and felt like my stomach was a butter churn for

a few hours afterwards.

-Lana

On 8/13/06, ALLYN FERRIS <aferris7272@...> wrote:

>

> When I first started eating all this fat I got a bit squeamish as I think

> most people eat the SAD diet do that is so low in fat. I was told to take

> Swedish bitters which helps to produce more bile. I did that for awhile

> and

> now have no problems with fat. Swedish bitters are good for a lot of

> things.

> Allyn

>

[Guest guest]

I first took my bitters in the am but the then read the directions and they

say to take them in a glass of water at night before bedtime.

Allyn

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Re: Food Allergies and Absorption of Fat

I second the sweedish bitters. Bile is extremely important in order to

digest non-emulsified fats. It acts just like the egg lecithin used in

making mayo.

I would also like to add that I found increasing the amount of emulsified

fats I ate (mayo and the like) helped more immediately. But you definately

need the bitters.

Oh, and one more thing - don't take the bitters at the same time as the

fat. I did this by accident and felt like my stomach was a butter churn for

a few hours afterwards.

-Lana

On 8/13/06, ALLYN FERRIS <aferris7272@...

<mailto:aferris7272%40verizon.net> > wrote:

>

> When I first started eating all this fat I got a bit squeamish as I think

> most people eat the SAD diet do that is so low in fat. I was told to take

> Swedish bitters which helps to produce more bile. I did that for awhile

> and

> now have no problems with fat. Swedish bitters are good for a lot of

> things.

> Allyn

>

[Guest guest]

My bottle doesn't have instructions on when to take it, only how.

Thanks for the tip!

-Lana

On 8/13/06, ALLYN FERRIS <aferris7272@...> wrote:

>

> I first took my bitters in the am but the then read the directions and

> they

> say to take them in a glass of water at night before bedtime.

> Allyn

>

[Guest guest]

Which bitters are the best or good to use?

There is a link from nourishing traditions for bitters

on Myvitanet.com. Im not sure which one she is talking

about tho, because there are several herbal preparations

on there.

Thanks guys!

-----oo

>

> I first took my bitters in the am but the then read the directions

and they

> say to take them in a glass of water at night before bedtime.

> Allyn

>

>

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> ALLYN FERRIS

> PRESIDENT

> AFERRIS@...

> 4548A WEST VILLAGE DR.

> TAMPA, FL 33624

> tel: 813-961-1500

> fax: 813-996-9571

> mobile: 813-391-7965

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>

> Re: Food Allergies and Absorption of Fat

>

> I second the sweedish bitters. Bile is extremely important in order to

> digest non-emulsified fats. It acts just like the egg lecithin used in

> making mayo.

>

> I would also like to add that I found increasing the amount of

emulsified

> fats I ate (mayo and the like) helped more immediately. But you

definately

> need the bitters.

>

> Oh, and one more thing - don't take the bitters at the same time as the

> fat. I did this by accident and felt like my stomach was a butter

churn for

> a few hours afterwards.

>

> -Lana

>

> On 8/13/06, ALLYN FERRIS <aferris7272@...

> <mailto:aferris7272%40verizon.net> > wrote:

> >

> > When I first started eating all this fat I got a bit squeamish as

I think

> > most people eat the SAD diet do that is so low in fat. I was told

to take

> > Swedish bitters which helps to produce more bile. I did that for

awhile

> > and

> > now have no problems with fat. Swedish bitters are good for a lot of

> > things.

> > Allyn

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

>-----Original Message-----

>From:

>[mailto: ]On Behalf Of briseis_of.troy

>

>

>

>Hey everone..

>

>

>I have a bit of an issue, as you know of the hunger problem...

>we think its a parasite from various symptoms i have. Notsure tho.

>

>Anyways another problem i have, is i have a great deal of difficulty

>absorbing fat! Some of the fattier foods i have developed reactions

>to. I eat all organic whole foods no additives whatsoever. But im

>frustrated because im missing out on all this nutritious food!

>How can i reverse these allergies? I didnt used to have them

>how can i get my body to absorb fat better so i can nourish my

>body better?

>

You might consider going gluten free for a spell to see if your fat

absorption improves. One of the tests for gluten intolerance is the presence

of undigested fat in the intestines, because gluten damages the villi making

it difficult to absorb fat.

Gluten intolerance might explain your constant hunger and allergies as well.

And since it's so common, I think it's worth looking into (going GF or

getting tested for gluten sensitivity).

Suze Fisher

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Weston A. Price Foundation Chapter Leader, Mid Coast Maine

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heart disease) is the greatest scientific deception of our times.” --

Mann, MD, former Professor of Medicine and Biochemistry at Vanderbilt

University, Tennessee; heart disease researcher.

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[Guest guest]

Swedish Bitters, they are sold in health food stores and I have never seen

it made but by the one company.

Allyn

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ALLYN FERRIS

PRESIDENT

AFERRIS@...

4548A WEST VILLAGE DR.

TAMPA, FL 33624

tel: 813-961-1500

fax: 813-996-9571

mobile: 813-391-7965

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Re: Food Allergies and Absorption of Fat

>

> I second the sweedish bitters. Bile is extremely important in order to

> digest non-emulsified fats. It acts just like the egg lecithin used in

> making mayo.

>

> I would also like to add that I found increasing the amount of

emulsified

> fats I ate (mayo and the like) helped more immediately. But you

definately

> need the bitters.

>

> Oh, and one more thing - don't take the bitters at the same time as the

> fat. I did this by accident and felt like my stomach was a butter

churn for

> a few hours afterwards.

>

> -Lana

>

> On 8/13/06, ALLYN FERRIS <aferris7272@...

> <mailto:aferris7272%40verizon.net> > wrote:

> >

> > When I first started eating all this fat I got a bit squeamish as

I think

> > most people eat the SAD diet do that is so low in fat. I was told

to take

> > Swedish bitters which helps to produce more bile. I did that for

awhile

> > and

> > now have no problems with fat. Swedish bitters are good for a lot of

> > things.

> > Allyn

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

If you hunt around a bit you can see which greens are in bitters; I

remember dandelion greens, arugula, mustard, cress, and I think even

cilantro are in there, depending on the source; there's a Chinese

bitters as well. I think the whole " bitters " thing is just

concentrating greens, so eating them should work well as well, and

maybe better because of the other nutrients in there.

> > >

> > > When I first started eating all this fat I got a bit squeamish

as

> I think

> > > most people eat the SAD diet do that is so low in fat. I was

told

> to take

> > > Swedish bitters which helps to produce more bile. I did that

for

> awhile

> > > and

> > > now have no problems with fat. Swedish bitters are good for a

lot of

> > > things.

> > > Allyn

> > >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I must have been thinking of a different kind of bitters, here's the

recipe I found for the real " Swedish Bitters "

Swedish Bitters Recipe

10 gm. Aloe

5gm. Myrrh

0.2gm. Saffron

10 gm. Senna leaves

10 gm. Camphor

10 gm. roots

10 gm Zedvoary roots

10 gm. Manna

10 gm. Theriac venezian

5 gm. Carline Thistle roots

10 gm Rhubarb roots

This mixture is put into a wide-necked 2 liter bottle and 1 1/2

liter of 38% to 40% rye or fruit spirit are poured over it. The

bottle is left standing in the sun or near the stove for 14 days and

shaken daily. The liquid is then strained and poured into small

bottles, well stoppered and stored in a cool place. This way it can

be left in the bottle until needed. The longer it stands in the

bottle, the more effective it becomes! Shake well before use!

Alternatively some of the liquid can be strained into a small bottle

and used as needed for many years.

--- In , " haecklers " <haecklers@...>

wrote:

>

> If you hunt around a bit you can see which greens are in bitters;

I

> remember dandelion greens, arugula, mustard, cress, and I think

even

> cilantro are in there, depending on the source; there's a Chinese

> bitters as well. I think the whole " bitters " thing is just

> concentrating greens, so eating them should work well as well, and

> maybe better because of the other nutrients in there.

>

[Guest guest]

Does this mean you're thin no matter what you eat?

On Aug 13, 2006, at 7:08 AM, briseis_of.troy wrote:

> how can i get my body to absorb fat better

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