Anyone else needing to eliminate foods out of their diet?

(Karen) #41

This is a vegetarian. They do have an agenda. They also suggest avoiding fat meat and dairy. I think many people do you have a problem with Dairy. I have a problem with agendas. I have two children you cannot tolerate dairy. They are very slim. They eat meat and vegetables, some wheat-based products provided they don’t have any dairy in them.

(Jane) #42

I looked him up and it said he was a “non-practicing psychiatrist” ???

And PETA has funneled 1.3 million dollars to his organization and he is their “medical advisor”. A psychiatrist???

Uh-huh.

(Troy) #43

Talking about LCHF recently
The individual ( not on Keto woe ) wanted to share his recipe w me
Later that night I received a text w a YT video
Along w his/the book recommendation, popular book
Can’t remember the name lol

The recipe included Quorn😳
Never tried it nor do I plan to
I had to look it up
:nauseated_face: yuck

To each their own

(You've tried everything else; why not try bacon?) #44

NO, NO, NO!!! SAY IT ISN’T SO!!! :scream:

(Running from stupidity) #45

I’m ever so grateful I hate the smell of coffee.

(Brian) #46

Believe it or not, to my sense of smell, brewing coffee has a slight resemblance to the smell of cigarette ashes. I have never been a smoker but was around a bit of smoke mostly as a kid and young adult and also worked for a cleaning company where we had to empty and clean ash trays. So I am definitely familiar with the smells. I’m not really sure what connects them for me. I definitely have no desire to smoke but I do like my coffee. And I really didn’t drink coffee when I was around cigarette smoke. Strange…

#47

:open_mouth::open_mouth::open_mouth: How do you survive in Melbourne? I adore the smell of coffee :drooling_face:

(Running from stupidity) #48

IKR? Lives in the coffee capital of the world - and in hipsterville, with billions of cafes, all competing to make the best coffee - and doesn’t like the smell of it. #frustrating #savesmoneythough

#49

To be fair, I lived in Canberra & I don’t like the smell of [spoiler]arseholes[/spoiler]

(Running from stupidity) #50

Good thing you’re not a canine (third-choice-word)…

#51

:thinking::thinking::thinking: :grin:

(You've tried everything else; why not try bacon?) #52

Beets
Tofu
Okra
Marmite/Vegemite
Kale
Canteloupe/musk-melon
Honeydew melon
Tripe
Radicchio
Cilantro/coriander
Skim milk
Cottage cheese
Endive/chicory

#53

Don’t come crying to me when you keel over from a flavour deficiency :grin:

(You've tried everything else; why not try bacon?) #54

That kind of flavour I can well live without, lol! :face_vomiting:

(mole person) #55

Haha…It really is the worst thing of all to have to get rid of! My Precious…

(Kim) #56

Who is a vegetarian? I thought at first you were a vegetarian, but then you say they. And later you say you dont like agendas. Im so confused, sorry

#57

Dr Neal Barnard who said cheese is addictive.

(Kim) #58

Its is plant based. Perhaps you are allergic to it?

(Kim) #59

Ohhh. Thank you.

I didnt know that. But it would make sense why it is so hard to stay away from it. I dont like what it does to me but darn it goes on everything like the best thing on earth besides salt.

I guess cheese is my sugar. Lol. Day 1 no cheese, made it 24 hours =)

(Kim) #60

I too have to limit them to a few per week. When,i eat them my body seems to like whats in them. My naiils always grow after, but when i eat them i feel ill.

Sorry about all the replies, i will figure this posting thing soon