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moreso out of interest (there is probably a thread somewhere that explains it so i will do a search)
is the sulphites in wine that makes wine our enemy?
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Yes, because sulfites are a natural byproduct of yeast. Not all of us are sensitive to sulfites/yeast, however.
Tex
Tex
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thanks tex
i just found the various posts and discussions via the search function.
i havent been well enough to do another check re my reaction to yeast.
you must have an amazing memory to recall this stuff! i am struggling to absorb it all.
how are you going? how is the consistency of the waste versus immodium intake?
i just found the various posts and discussions via the search function.
i havent been well enough to do another check re my reaction to yeast.
you must have an amazing memory to recall this stuff! i am struggling to absorb it all.
how are you going? how is the consistency of the waste versus immodium intake?
Gabes Ryan
"Anything that contradicts experience and logic should be abandoned"
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"Anything that contradicts experience and logic should be abandoned"
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Hi Gabes,
You're most welcome.
As far as memory goes, like most people, I forget more than I remember, but I was always lucky to be a fast learner in school, so I manage to remember enough to get by, and if I forget some of the details, I can usually remember where to find them in a hurry - that helps a lot.
I'm still doing well. I take about half an Imodium caplet with each meal, and it seems to be about right. I still haven't resolved the middle-of-the-night problem, but I keep experimenting. Last night, for example, I tried eating my last meal of the day a little later, (at 8 pm), but I had to get up at 2:30, and again at 5, so that definitely didn't work out as planned.
Thanks for asking,
Tex
You're most welcome.
As far as memory goes, like most people, I forget more than I remember, but I was always lucky to be a fast learner in school, so I manage to remember enough to get by, and if I forget some of the details, I can usually remember where to find them in a hurry - that helps a lot.
I'm still doing well. I take about half an Imodium caplet with each meal, and it seems to be about right. I still haven't resolved the middle-of-the-night problem, but I keep experimenting. Last night, for example, I tried eating my last meal of the day a little later, (at 8 pm), but I had to get up at 2:30, and again at 5, so that definitely didn't work out as planned.
Thanks for asking,
Tex
It is suspected that some of the hardest material known to science can be found in the skulls of GI specialists who insist that diet has nothing to do with the treatment of microscopic colitis.
Ant wrote:I hope your nighttimes get sorted soon. What did the docs tell you to expect on that?
They just told me to, "expect a lot of volume, don't get dehydrated, and use Imodium". Love,
Tex
It is suspected that some of the hardest material known to science can be found in the skulls of GI specialists who insist that diet has nothing to do with the treatment of microscopic colitis.