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Have you been tested for food allergies?
I understand what you're saying here. I quit eating pork, and the times that I cheat and go back and eat pork, then I get sick. Usually throwing up or diarrhea. It's not pleasant.
Have you been tested for food allergies?
Hyped products with bacon in them like chocolate, cupcakes, etc, yes. But bacon itself is the .
Becoming a vegan would mean I would have to give up these...
...and that, my friend, is not happening.
A few members of my church have had the same thing happen to them, so I wouldn't think it was a food allergy (unless we all suffer from the same allergy).
Becoming a vegan would mean I would have to give up these...
...and that, my friend, is not happening.
After timvp was sick this past summer (I think most of you know that he almost died), we went vegan, and no meat, no dairy, no wheat, no sugar -- pretty much no anything except vegetables, fruit, beans and nuts/seeds. After a few months, we decided that we wanted to add fish into our diets though. So, we eat fish twice a week, and stick to the restricted diet the rest of the week. So far, it's worked out really well for us. We still let our kids eat a little bit of poultry and lean red meat on occasion, but one of our daughters really loves vegetables more than anything else. I think everyone has to figure out what works best for them. I thought I'd die without red meat, but it hasn't been bad.
We do eat "poorly" on holidays though -- so we are looking forward to ChristmasI'm baking cookies starting tomorrow.
No love?
I prefer my bacon crisp! But I would try itNo love?
I am pretty sure if someone doesn't eat any meat fir awhile and then has meat suddenly That affects them, there is a mental aspect to that. I am pretty sure most humans share the same digestive means to handle a properly cooked piece of pork chop LOL.
I was Googling to see if others have gotten sick from eating pork as well.. and I found people suggesting it was because of "Swine Flu."
S.A.D., standard American diet, is pathogenic, and is one of the real drivers of the exorbitant national health bill (but still second to predatory greed of the Medical Industrial Complex).
It's good to still have pizza.
Braver than me, lol. I like bacon (wouldn't say I love it), but that makes me want to puke all over the monitor.
Have you felt better health wise since this change? Have you noticed changes like clearer vision, healthier looking hair,skin, eyes, nails,etc..?After timvp was sick this past summer (I think most of you know that he almost died), we went vegan, and no meat, no dairy, no wheat, no sugar -- pretty much no anything except vegetables, fruit, beans and nuts/seeds. After a few months, we decided that we wanted to add fish into our diets though. So, we eat fish twice a week, and stick to the restricted diet the rest of the week. So far, it's worked out really well for us. We still let our kids eat a little bit of poultry and lean red meat on occasion, but one of our daughters really loves vegetables more than anything else. I think everyone has to figure out what works best for them. I thought I'd die without red meat, but it hasn't been bad.
We do eat "poorly" on holidays though -- so we are looking forward to Christmas
Have you noticed that the kids have fewer colds, sinus issues, and now have extra energy?
I once went vegetarian for about 3 months, with the only animal product I ever ingested being milk, and I got way too skinny. I gave it an honest try, but my body never got used to the reduced calories. It did get me to start eating vegetables consistently when I had never done it before though.
I always make sure to have vegetables and/or a salad to go along with my meal (if I don't eat fast food). That's how I ate growing up, and I've continued doing it.
and beans
Yes, for sure.
(For the record timvp's health issues weren't caused by poor diet in any way. We just decided to make some lifestyle changes after the ordeal.)
No actuallyHave you noticed that the kids have fewer colds, sinus issues, and now have extra energy?
Per the pork thing: when you stop eating meat, you lose the digestive gut flora that your body needs in order to digest it. (Although, when it comes to meat, digestion is a word I use very loosely.) I'd suspect that by never eating pork you are altering the makeup of bacteria in your intestines and thereby getting sick.
I myself would become incredibly ill were I to eat meat. , back in June I relapsed and ate a just huge pile of low quality parmesan cheese. I was ed up for two days. Like full on sick; stuffed nose, terrible headache, the runs. It was no fun.
I dont get why on earth anybody thinks eating butter fats and cow milk products is qt all natural. Cows milk is infant formula from another species that's purpose is to turn a baby calf into a several hundred lb hulking beast in less than a year. There's nothing about it that suggests we should be drinking it. The only humans who need to consume milk are infants and in that case it should only be human breastmilk. Anything else is ing gross and un-natural.
This.
...but the dairy association has spent billions brainwashing people that...
"milk does a body good"
"breakfast is the most important meal of the day"
complete bull ...but if you spend enough money...people will start to believe it is the truth...
"Huge pile." And "low quality."
I'm aware of how digestion works, and that changing what you eat changes how your body is able to deal with different foods, but the above may have had at least something to do with the negative effect.
I've toyed with the idea of trying veganism for a while, but I don't want to be the guy you have to make sure to have a vegan alternative for if you're hosting a Super Bowl party or a Christmas party or any other party where food is served.
Also, I ing love sushi.
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