Diet humor

Common Questions and Answers about Diet humor

diet

Missing you so much.

I have to laugh at myself... and am very open with others in regards to my mental issues. Don't hide it well anyway, poker face has never been a talent of mine. Laughing is the best medicine. (if you can muster it up). I don't get too defensive when others poke fun... more so when they don't take it seriously. THAT is frustrating and does make it difficult to fnd humor in my situation. I always say, "self-deprecating humor is only funny when I use it".

Thanks...I think it's kinda fun to add some humor here and there...you're good at adding some diversion when needed..

i have not gained or lost a pound but clothing is all tight around the middle and there is this new protrusion i dont recall. my diet changed alot during tx. i was pretty healthy food wise before tx and totally changed to a dairy crazed comfort food addict. my cholesterol test tomorrow will probably tell me the answer! i still look forward to feeling heathy even if i have to forgo the full fat yogurt and sour cream!

I got interested in Dr Swank's diet and Dr.Weis's diet a few years ago. I can't say it affected my MS for sure, but I do know it affected my general health in a positive way. I did give up most dairy and almost all refined foods, but it took me a couple of years to get used to it. I did it slowly on purpose. After a while it became second nature and I began looking at other diets like the South Beach and Mediterranean.

Thought I would put some humor in our day. I'm doing well but cannot get a handle on my stomach. It's like my stomach woke up after 4 years.

I have been having right upper quadrant discomfort and bloating for about 3 weeks or so. It started after I started a low-fat, high fiber diet. Before this diet, my diet was fairly fatty and sugary and I experienced daily bouts of cramping and small bowel movements everyday. Cramping went on every day for several hours in the morning with constant trips to the bathroom and only having small bowel movements each time. I was diagnosed with diverticulosis 2 years ago.

Lots of opinions ("professional" and other) re diet/nutrition. What is working for me now, is a "South Beach/Zone" type of diet which is basically lean meat/fish and vegetables. Almost no starch (bread, pasta, potatoes, rice, etc) and very little fruit -- maybe one portion three times a week. With this diet -- and copious amounts of exercise -- Ive lost ten pounds, brought my cholesterol down from 200 to 150 and normalized my bp from pre-hypertensive.

I have been missing the humor and quotes, lately so just thought I would pass this on. 'The trouble with quotes on the internet, is that you can neve know if they are genuine.'.

Recommended