I Call It Passing Out, Not Fainting

I Call It Passing Out, Not Fainting (Read 1362 times)

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Samantha

November 30, 2008, 12:16:13 AM

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I Will Be Diagnosed !

Info I thought might help Jason :)

1. Eat smaller, more frequent meals instead of three large meals.
2. Avoid high fat meals.

Foods that Produce Gas
Certain foods are inherently gas-producing. Gas-producing foods include:
beans
cabbage
onions
brussels sprouts
cauliflower
broccoli
wheat products such as bread
apples
peaches
pears
prunes
corn
oats
potatoes
milk
ice cream
soft cheese.

Foods that produce minimal gas include:
rice
bananas
citrus
grapes
hard cheese
meat
eggs
peanut butter
non-carbonated beverages
yogurt made with live bacteria.

I hope you've managed to get some sleep and feeling a little better Huge Hug

Sammy

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J a s o n Snr

November 30, 2008, 04:41:28 AM

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Thanks! The slight research I managed revealed that the food that relieves constipation gives you gas and vice versa, when I'm trying to solve both at the same time. Bananas and yogurt are in, I don't know what else. All roughage/fiber makes gas it seems.

Biopsy done, will find out Monday or Tuesday maybe. A bit of my stomach may be bobbing up and down out through the hole the esophagus goes through in order the connect with the stomach.

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Jason-son

November 30, 2008, 12:48:59 PM

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Tired..

hey man are you feeling any better yet?

Sammy is right, you want to eat smaller but frequent meals.

i know you have trouble with chemical sensitivities, so you might have trouble with processed foods, i know it might be out of your way but you should consider trying organic foods for a while, that might help a lot.

of course you might have a specific food intolerance, whicih is causing all the gas. i hope your doctors consider that. lactose, fructose, and glucose are common intolerance's.

yogurt is a very very good idea!

hang in there man, i hope you're doing better

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