"GFYMFD"? Google didn't tell me.Sunday is always good for your mood food day...donuts are an excellent GFYMFD. You have to or you find an excuse to do it more often.
"GFYMFD"? Google didn't tell me.Sunday is always good for your mood food day...donuts are an excellent GFYMFD. You have to or you find an excuse to do it more often.
Sunday is always good for your mood food day...donuts are an excellent GFYMFD. You have to or you find an excuse to do it more often.
Don't start cutting out too much until the doctor has verified whether or not you have celiac. I seem to remember reading that if you start cutting out gluten and stuff, it can confuse the diagnostic tests.
I'm awaiting a date to have a gut biopsy
So the only thing I'm cutting out atm is sugar, though I'm slowly adding the items I can eat, if I have to switch to gluten-free. Otherwise I can see me eating only a handful of things.
So bread & pasta is still on the table for the time being, I'm just thinking ahead, about the food items I don't really eat on a day to day basis, just bring them into my diet, just so that I get used to them,
Oh dear, hope everything goes well, CW!
It should a gut biopsy is the only way to correctly diagnose celiac's, unless a doctor is confident enough with the blood test results.
Gut, meaning stomach, or intestine? Have you been able to pin them down to a date for your appointment?
Sounds scary! {{{hugs}}}
I think a gluten intolerance would be tough to deal with, especially if your diet normally contains wheat products, and whose doesn't to some point? I checked online for the symptoms and as soon as I saw "weight loss" I knew I didn't have it. LOL It's that way with a lot of diseases.
Crystal Writer, I am in no way trying to humorize your problem. It can be serious. Maybe they will find out that it's not celiac, but something else. Good luck to you.
I think a gluten intolerance would be tough to deal with, especially if your diet normally contains wheat products, and whose doesn't to some point? I checked online for the symptoms and as soon as I saw "weight loss" I knew I didn't have it. LOL It's that way with a lot of diseases.
Actually gluten intolerance and Coeliac's is two different things, or so I'm told. An intolerance is an allergy, and coeliac is an auto-immune disease. You'd be surprized how many people get that wrong.
Sounds like you have a very sensible doctor. Hang on to her.Good for you, Chopper! I had a doctor's appt. today...at the end, she asked me if I was aware of how much weight I'd lost since last year...I told her I knew I'd shrunk two sizes...but I don't weigh myself (I stand on the scale backwards when weighed at the doctor's). So we had a rather long discussion about how I switched how I eat. She said she goes on a diet every 3-4 months, but always gains the weight back...I see her again in two weeks. She's promised to report back on her progress eating the way I eat!
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I've been trying to incorporate more fruits and smoothies into my diet, but is that healthy? I've been told that fruit has a lot of sugar and isn't always best for weight loss.
I love her--she's great! If she weren't my doctor, I'd be cultivating her as a friend.Sounds like you have a very sensible doctor. Hang on to her.