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Look out world, Colleen has rice bran !!
Once again, thank you EVERYONE for all of your suggestions. I have experienced some relief today and anticipate a much improved situation tomorrow !!
I also ate some 70% chocolate !! ... okay, so it was an excuse to eat chocolate |
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is Tahini good for blood A types |
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Tahini is neutral for type A's.  |
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I have not read the whole thread, but Tahini is EXCELLENT in oatmeal.......
This sounds great!! I guess I'll be off to WF after work, much to the DH's dismay.  |
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oh you been eating rice bran for constsipation |
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RealGoldn |
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does it matter what type of oatmeal i eat |
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I've heard some talk against steel cut oatmeal, but none other than that. Someone else may have other info. Oh, wait, I meant to say, I'm sure someone else will have other info. There are so many great minds on this forum. |
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I have read that regular rolled oats have a lower glycemic index then any sort of quick oats. Therefore, regular oats would be preferable versus quick oats. |
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whats wrong with steel cut |
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Thank you so much for all the information. I am thinking of trying the breakfast mixture on the blog rice bran, ground flax and ground pumpkin seed, ( I have a question). Do you find this already ground in health food stores or do you do it yourself? If so, how does one grind flax seed and pumpkin seed. I have a blender and a food processer but this would not do the trick. |
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the food processor does the trick just fine, I think. |
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Meribelle: Also, try that lemon juice idea. I use 1Tbs. in an 8oz glass of warm water(not hot) in the morning.
I was wondering why u say: warm water(not hot) ?? Thanks  |
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I have read this entire thread now and thank you all for your suggestions. I didn't have constipation prior to BTD and it has hit the past couple of months. I make a smoothie every morning and I put in pineapple juice and a banana and now I read that bananas are constipating...OH MY !! Good to learn that.
Bananas tend to constipate only IF u eat them when they r NOT fully ripe (yellow with brown spots) green = that they r still very starchy  |
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warm is always advised as opposed to boiling hot or extremely cold.....it s gentler to your system.
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warm is always advised as opposed to boiling hot or extremely cold.....it s gentler to your system.
also for tea brewing.......very hot and boiling is not advised, either.
I see ur point and thank-u Lola ... the reason I boil the water is simply 'cause people have always said that it's better to do so for germs ... etc ... (it's supposed to cleanse the water so to speak) ... however; I always wait till the water turns somewhat lukewarm-warm before actually sipping/drinking it ... I guess this would be ok, right ?? Another thing that I've always wondered about is how long can one leave a cup of tea on the counter ?? Is it the same rule as food; that it will start to acculmulate bacteria if left at room temperature for too long ?? TY  |
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as long as you drink it up during the day, it should be fine..... |
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as long as you drink it up during the day, it should be fine.....
I do ... I like to sip while at the pc ...  Actually; I usually make two cups and refrigerate one for the next day  |
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but you do not leave the bag in the liquid, right? |
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but you do not leave the bag in the liquid, right?
Nope, never ... only 5 minutes and then it's out  TY  |
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I have tried the lemon water for 2 days and eaten a grapefruit for breakfast with no results yet. I am going to store today to get fresh lemons since I was using bottled juice. If that doesnt work I will have to try some of the more exotic remedies  The only thing I have noticed is a pain in my stomache I think from the sour lemon juice |
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I have tried the lemon water for 2 days and eaten a grapefruit for breakfast with no results yet. I am going to store today to get fresh lemons since I was using bottled juice. If that doesnt work I will have to try some of the more exotic remedies  The only thing I have noticed is a pain in my stomache I think from the sour lemon juice
Are you trying to address constipation issues? Try magnesium supplements. They work quickly and wonderfully! (As long as you are getting enough gentle fiber.) I can't take lemon juice. It burns my stomach, no matter how dilute. |
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You may need more than ONE grapefruit. Eat several pieces of fruit daily for breakfast if you can. Try beets, greens, or peas at other meals. I have the tendency, but I eat lots of fiber which keeps things moving along. The problem is, that if you eat properly, you have more than one bowel movement a day. In our modern world, that is difficult to coordinate. I prefer working part-time. I really wouldn't function well with full work shifts daily. This is one reason!!  S S & L, Mrs "T" O+ |
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