I asked this question in another thread but then decided it may get lost in there.

I would like to know what effect apples have on Type O Nons

Thanks in advance

coz of the fruitsugar, might have a reaction like a rash
or a form of discompfort in mouth or belly .....

I don't remember...it has been too long since I've had one.    I used to love eating them with big Snyder's sourdough pretzels.  

Debra

Well I don't know if I am a non or not.

But apples are okay for secretors and avoid for nons.

I eat an apple every day at lunchtime.

I'm only been following BTD for about a week but today after I'd eaten lunch I got felt so bad.  My stomach churned and I made several trips to the bathroom.

Just made me wonder and hence the question.

Probably way to much info though .. lol

I did answer to the other thread......you might want to look there

Apples dont bother me. I might keep on eating them on occasion even though they are an avoid. They dont upset my stomach or make me ache.

Thanks Lola and all

I think I get a stuffy nose after I eat apples.  I love apples, though and miss them.

Apples tear right through me like a rusty Ferrari.

Ron -like the prairie dog!

Tillarna - I love apples, particularly Macintosh in the autumn here (now), but since I found out I was a nonnie, I cut way back and only have one occasionally. Haven't pinpointed any troubles to blame on them, yet, as I have been able to do with other foods.

Just remembered - I stopped drinking apple juice years ago, 'cause it would give me rip-roaring stomach pains. I was able to drink small amounts of apple cider without much trouble, key being small amounts.

Thank you all for your input.  I have decided it wasn't the apple that made me feel badly.  Haven't tested the other alternative yet though.  I had Cherry Jam on my sandwich that day which I haven't eaten since.  Might try it over the weekend and see what happens.

Thanks again

What type of sweetner is in the jam?  What kind of bread did you use?  Homemade or store bought.  What are the ingredients?

Debra

I know the bread if fine .. it is a wheat free one and I've been eating it for a week now (I'm new to this)

Cherry Jam was store bought and not one I usually buy.  I suspect it is to blame.  But I need to prove it to myself the hard way.  I must be stupid .. lol

what brand is your bread?

It is Country Life

You should be fine with apples if you are a secretor (as your avatar states).

Yes but I only found that out after I'd asked the question.

you can write down the ingredients to see if it s compliant, or send a link, if you want us to check for you.

Thanks Lola

I will have a look when I get home.  I'm still at work at the moment.

I had a look at that label and it has citric acid in it.  I guess that is to blame

Oh well.. back to the drawing board on that one

Thanks so much for you help Lola

ask away!

Thanks, OSuzanna.

I personally think a whole apple now and again is a nice thing, but beware of the delicious, nutritious, yet not-so-nonnie-friendly form of apple consumption known as "cider".  Boy howdy!  I'm with Osuzanna:  having lived in Vermont for several years I can tell you, I LOVE apple cider but it doesn't love me.  A little dab'll do ya, O nons!!!  I have the same reaction as Osuzanna:  tum-tum upset.  And I have a pretty easygoing tum as a rule.  But cider and also apple juice?  Fuggedaboutit.  A whole apple is better, although still an avoid.  But it is a nice thing, loaded with fiber and pectin and beautiful autumny taste.  I'm a fan, but consider our friend Socrates:  everything in moderation.  When it comes to our avoid friend, the apple, even moderation may be too much *lol*.  Make it a once in a while, seasonal treat.  And if you are going to partake of any hot-spiced cider or cold, gorgeous pressed cider or any type of cider, I'm telling you, take a small shot-glass sized taste only.  You'll thank me later!