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eddie wrote:This is interesting regarding the list of "brown" junk foods I just listed:

http://www.nhs.uk/news/2016/02February/Pages/Scientists-look-at-what-puts-the-junk-into-junk-foods.aspx

Eating a low-PAMP diet

Want to try a low-PAMP diet? According to the study in question, types of foods thought to be low in PAMPs include:
fresh fruit
fresh vegetables
fish
un-minced meats

Common sense.

Vicar of Dibley (vod) wrote:

eddie wrote:Lets face it, even scientists can't make up their minds half the time on what's good and bad for you!  The information is out there and it's really a matter of common sense with food.
What that rule of thumb? "Brown" food is bad...i.e. Chips, breadcrumb coatings, batter, pastry, cakes, biscuits....

And gluten intolerance is very common now and lactose .

eddie wrote:

Vicar of Dibley (vod) wrote:

And gluten intolerance is very common now and lactose .

Yes of course. Gluten is shit and there are now so many people suffering from this added and unnecessary, substance. The trouble is, lots of people wouldn't even know they're necessarily intolerant as adverse effects can be subtle.  

You are what you eat.

Raggamuffin wrote:

Vicar of Dibley (vod) wrote:

It took 46 years to become intolerant to banana - my immune system dealt with it until it gave up then the chronic pain started . I went to the doctors and he told me that banana intolerance can take years to have adverse affect and that if i stop eating banana and it is indeed the cause then the problem is solved . I stopped banana for a month and had no pain then i had half of a banana and the chronic stomach ache and other symptoms . It's the only way to identify food intolerance .

Right, so someone can't really spend all those years trying to work out if food caused their autoimmune disease.

Anyway, I'm glad you found the culprit eventually!

eddie wrote:

Vicar of Dibley (vod) wrote:

And gluten intolerance is very common now and lactose .

Yes of course. Gluten is shit and there are now so many people suffering from this added and unnecessary, substance. The trouble is, lots of people wouldn't even know they're necessarily intolerant as adverse effects can be subtle.  

You are what you eat.

Vicar of Dibley (vod) wrote:

eddie wrote:

Vicar of Dibley (vod) wrote:

And gluten intolerance is very common now and lactose .

Yes of course. Gluten is shit and there are now so many people suffering from this added and unnecessary, substance. The trouble is, lots of people wouldn't even know they're necessarily intolerant as adverse effects can be subtle.  

You are what you eat.

My niece got type 1 diabetes when she was 13 - then when she was 18 she celiac it took 2 years to diagnose she was vomiting and had lower stomach cramps ended up in hospital and that's how they found out she was celiac . Since then she has thrived and even had a baby just before Christmas .

Syl wrote:This is a helpful link to find out about health related issues.
My Dr recommended ti once, there is so much rubbish available online,  this one follows NHS guidelines.

http://www.nhs.uk/pages/home.aspx


I follow a mediterranean diet, that's the sort of food I like anyway, but I think everyone has to listen to their own body.
I cant eat brown bread now....so I stick to white, spring onions used to bring on migraines when I was younger...so I avoided them.
There may not be any recorded medical evidence that this happens, but your own experience is the best when it comes to eating healthily for yourself.

eddie wrote:

Syl wrote:This is a helpful link to find out about health related issues.
My Dr recommended ti once, there is so much rubbish available online,  this one follows NHS guidelines.

http://www.nhs.uk/pages/home.aspx


I follow a mediterranean diet, that's the sort of food I like anyway, but I think everyone has to listen to their own body.
I cant eat brown bread now....so I stick to white, spring onions used to bring on migraines when I was younger...so I avoided them.
There may not be any recorded medical evidence that this happens, but your own experience is the best when it comes to eating healthily for yourself.

Exactly. Tried and tested methods created by you, for you.
You know best and your body will tell you when you're doing something right...or wrong.