Coeliac update

Dec 08, 2008 09:41

Until the start of the weekend I'd been taking the Glutamine and Pancreatin as prescribed. It's been over a week since I begun the course and was told to reduce the intake. So I guess I've been sloppy. I've felt absolutely great 24/7 on this regime. First time in years! Nina from Green Ginger recommended something called Caricol manufactured in ( Read more... )

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tash_n_tail December 8 2008, 12:35:06 UTC
Why?

The way I see it, it's a mitzvah. I have great days and not so great ones. After years of being desperately sick and terrified it was something deadly like AIDS, I'm finding ways of being in control and doing preventative stuff. Yes I conceed that taking the view that forgoing gluten is a lifestyle change by choice is specious but I still had the option to choose. So I've embraced the lifestyle willingly and determined to live well.

Indeed it gets tricky. There are lots of time when shopping, the "wtf does that mean" element intrudes when I'm reading the lists of ingredients which is really frustrating. A breakthrough was realsing that I had to scale back my food preparation and go back to the 50's and 60's when store bought food was more along the lines of raw ingredients and make it myself. End result is a more contemporary SCA kitchen. :D

There are limits and I'm discovering them but I intend to find ways that make the whole thing work for me. That way I can be contented and above all healthy.

Besides a little gut pain isn't exactly the same as giving birth I imagine. In two years I'm functioning quite actively as far as a small & limited social life goes. I get out of bed which didn't happen much prior to 2007. I no longer have 40 plus bowel movements in 24 hours, my various infections are under control because my body can cope better and is stronger than it has been in a decade.

Nope it's blessing!

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quincidence December 8 2008, 17:19:19 UTC
I hear ya.
It eat so much healthier now that I am aware of the tripe that is out there for the "average" consumer to chug, choke down, or cake on...

a full and bountiful kitchen makes this a love and hate relationship, but more, with my boyfriend and I it makes cooking an experience again, and for him, the first time he actually cared what he cooked. He used to like food, in excess, but now, he loves food in excellence.

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