Re: Fruit, yeast and thoughts..

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Karianne,

Perhaps you have a sensitivity or intolerance to fructose? Have you noticed a

difference between fruit that are higher in fructose versus those that are

relatively low in it? Or maybe you have an intolerance to certain fruits? I

know for myself, I've always had difficulty with apples and while most people

here are probably able to tolerate the apple sauce quite well, I know for myself

that I will be staying away from it.

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> Base don the discusion for some weeks ago on fruit, yeast

> and SCD I have been thinking a lot. Becuase I really want to eat fruit, but my

> stomach don't like it. It give me pain and diarrhea/constipation.

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> But I have been thinking. Maybe it is just the stomach that

> is not used to the fruit? What wuld happen if I just " give f.. " in the pain

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> stangre bm for a week or so and just try to eat fruit every day. Maybe the

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> Since I haven't been eating fruit for 2 years now, maybe my

> stomach don't know how to " handle " (digest) it?

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> Because I don't have any reason for not to tolerate fruit. I

> have yeast, but not so bad yeast/bacterias based on the OAT test. And I could

> eat lots of berries before. But have not tried that because of the seeds yet.

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> Karianne

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> 19 year old with ASD

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> On scd since august 09

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> www.scdandme.com

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[Guest guest]

Hey, I don't really know much about this, but I would not 'brute force' it. I don't think your stomach forgets how to digest fruit.. also, supposing it had, I fancy you might get an ache, or feel queasy. not develop pain and d/c, classic IBD symptoms. easy does it, and I would also work with your body, not against.

best,

 

Karianne,

Perhaps you have a sensitivity or intolerance to fructose? Have you noticed a difference between fruit that are higher in fructose versus those that are relatively low in it? Or maybe you have an intolerance to certain fruits? I know for myself, I've always had difficulty with apples and while most people here are probably able to tolerate the apple sauce quite well, I know for myself that I will be staying away from it.

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> Base don the discusion for some weeks ago on fruit, yeast

> and SCD I have been thinking a lot. Becuase I really want to eat fruit, but my

> stomach don't like it. It give me pain and diarrhea/constipation.

>

>

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> But I have been thinking. Maybe it is just the stomach that

> is not used to the fruit? What wuld happen if I just " give f.. " in the pain and

> stangre bm for a week or so and just try to eat fruit every day. Maybe the

> stomach will in the end tolerate it?

>

>

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> Since I haven't been eating fruit for 2 years now, maybe my

> stomach don't know how to " handle " (digest) it?

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> Because I don't have any reason for not to tolerate fruit. I

> have yeast, but not so bad yeast/bacterias based on the OAT test. And I could

> eat lots of berries before. But have not tried that because of the seeds yet.

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> Karianne

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> 19 year old with ASD

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> On scd since august 09

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> www.scdandme.com

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[Guest guest]

I can't tolerate fruit either and before UC I ate probably 3 fruits per day, all

kinds.

I'm really not craving fruit anymore even though my husband has it in the house

because it's not worth the D and colon meltdown.

Have you tried blueberries? I can eat a few of them a day. They are tart, maybe

that's the difference. Raspberries are OK too but I don't like them much. Funny

though, I tried frozen blueberries and they don't agree with me, just fresh.

None of the citrus (orange, lemon, etc) are good for me.

I've had UC for 10 ears but just had success on SCDiet in the last 3 months. Not

cured yet but no bleeding and lot less urgency.

I have no idea about yeast and me. Is this a doctor test?