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catarific

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  1. Here is a general model of food combining. Could be if you try this, those foods you can not tolerate, may be tolerated. Starches and sugars should not be eaten with proteins and acid fruits at the same meal Vegetables, salads and fruits (whether acid or sweet) can be tolerated. Proteins, starches and fats should be eaten in small quantities Only gluten...
  2. I am the same way - I so wish to have a cookie or a slice of pizza! I used to be able to eat anything - and now - I love cheddar cheese and sometimes I can eat a slice and be okay but other times I am not. But if I am not, it usually because I combined the protein with a starch. Maybe the food combination is causing your problem with the cheese. ...
  3. I have done the blood work for Celiac - and it came back negative. But, somehow, I think that the results could be a false negative. I still continue to have diarrhea and soft stools (since early September) when I eat any sort of bread or crackers and no longer can eat cookies, pasta, oatmeal, potatoes, rice, etc. Now I know potatoes do not have gluten...
  4. thanks for the replies. I really do not want to continue eating gluten - because when I stop, I feel so much better - and the thought of eating gluten, and the after affects - yuck! I meet with the doctor tomorrow and see what he says.....
  5. I have IBS and usually after an attack of IBS-D, I would stop having coffee and dairy products, drink Gatoraid, eat rice, noodles, crackers, bread, etc. and I was fine in a day or two. But this go round, after having had either a very bad stomach virus or food poisoning, none of the above foods helped. I have been this way since early September. Recently...
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