Guest guest Posted February 21, 2010 Report Share Posted February 21, 2010 I'm having some trouble getting past the intro diet, as I seem to get both good and bad days and it's hard to tie them to specific foods I'm introducing. A couple of questions: -Is it possible to have a problem with tolerating honey? Before I started SCD, when I was on a no/low-carb diet (and still had a very little bit of sugar intake from various sauces and spices and what-not), I decided to try introducing honey, and I got a lot of gas as a result, within a few hours of trying it, each time that I did. Honey seems kind of central to SCD (and if I can't tolerate honey, why should I be able to tolerate, say, apples?), so I wonder how to test whether that's causing my problems or what.. -My second question is sort of related: how, in detail, do you test out individual foods? I'm back on intro now because I was introducing foods at a rate of 1 new food every 2 days, and this happened: Day Stage How I'm feeling, average for the day (1-10, 10 = good, 1=terrible) 1 Intro diet 5 2 5 3 6 4 7 5 Bananas 8 6 7 7 Apples 5 8 3 (9 Intro 6 10 5) Now this looks like I have a problem with apples, but day 7 started out badly before I had even had any apples, and on day 6 I had some burgers for dinner, which I tend to tolerate fine when I'm on a low carb diet and I tend to have problems with on a normal diet. So at this point I don't know whether it was the apples, a delayed reaction to the bananas, some combination of bananas + red meat, etc. Can you guys give me some advice as to how I can get through a bad period (like day 8) and get some meaningful data out of it? (Note, these starting 8 days are pretty useless data also because I didn't realize until day 8 that my vanilla extract had sugar in it! Man! You'd think that if you're only eating like 4 foods, you'd be able to catch all of the SCD illegals!) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 21, 2010 Report Share Posted February 21, 2010 I'm having some trouble getting past the intro diet, as I seem to get both good and bad days and it's hard to tie them to specific foods I'm introducing. A couple of questions: -Is it possible to have a problem with tolerating honey? Before I started SCD, when I was on a no/low-carb diet (and still had a very little bit of sugar intake from various sauces and spices and what-not), I decided to try introducing honey, and I got a lot of gas as a result, within a few hours of trying it, each time that I did. Honey seems kind of central to SCD (and if I can't tolerate honey, why should I be able to tolerate, say, apples?), so I wonder how to test whether that's causing my problems or what.. -My second question is sort of related: how, in detail, do you test out individual foods? I'm back on intro now because I was introducing foods at a rate of 1 new food every 2 days, and this happened: Day Stage How I'm feeling, average for the day (1-10, 10 = good, 1=terrible) 1 Intro diet 5 2 5 3 6 4 7 5 Bananas 8 6 7 7 Apples 5 8 3 (9 Intro 6 10 5) Now this looks like I have a problem with apples, but day 7 started out badly before I had even had any apples, and on day 6 I had some burgers for dinner, which I tend to tolerate fine when I'm on a low carb diet and I tend to have problems with on a normal diet. So at this point I don't know whether it was the apples, a delayed reaction to the bananas, some combination of bananas + red meat, etc. Can you guys give me some advice as to how I can get through a bad period (like day 8) and get some meaningful data out of it? (Note, these starting 8 days are pretty useless data also because I didn't realize until day 8 that my vanilla extract had sugar in it! Man! You'd think that if you're only eating like 4 foods, you'd be able to catch all of the SCD illegals!) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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