eating to many nuts

Am I allowed to eat like peanuts and walnuts and all nuts basically. My husband says he doesn't think I'm supposed to but I wasn't sure because my Dr.

experiment with it and if you are doing okay and eating these things, then it is okay to continue eating them. But coming from someone who is completely tube fed, avoiding nuts, seeds, and popcorn to possibly keep you healthier doesn't seem that bad. When you said, "Each person may need to find out what is acceptable to the irritable bowel and deal with it that way", I agree with that 100%.

I'm 19wks and always hungry. But I try to stick to veggies and fruit and nuts. Which gets old and redundant. But I'm enjoying them most days still.

As a child you need to eat food to grow. Suggest you eat 5-6 small meals a day and eat regularly. That helps with digestion and you will be able to get more nutrients into your body. Stay with the foods you can tolerate so you do not have attacks and eat low fat foods, too. Do you have issues with dairy products? If so, then use Soy products which are good substitution for dairy products. Recommend a Heart Healthy diet which is a moderate fat diet.

As a vegan you need to combine grains and nuts / seeds for essential protein have to be used daily such as rice and beans, pasta and beans, nuts to oatmeal, peanut butter and bread, and salad and nuts. You can also eat the soy and rice products mention above. Eat more raw fruits and vegetables for vitamins and minerals. Eat them as snacks or add them to your salads with additional nuts.

I eat alot of nuts n my doctor actually said if u do eat different kind of nuts your baby will Not b allergic to many things n they have many protein.

t go overboard if you need to watch calories. Especially avoid eating too many brazil nuts as they are high in selenium and you can get too much selenium very quickly.

t associate as being fruits, such as nuts (not peanuts, which are legumes) and seeds, which are high in protein but can also be high in fat. Though eating a moderate amount actually cuts cholesterol and might even lead to weight loss, calorie obsessed diets often exclude them. Squash is also a fruit, though we usually think of it as a vegetable, just as tomatoes are a fruit but many people think it's a vegetable.

Both my pregnancies have been rough so far. If there's any certain foods that seem to really hit the spot, stock up. I have morning sickness like all day and sometimes it helps to just eat snacks all day, when though I don't want to eat really. I keep watermelon, crackers, nuts, yogurt and cereal in the house this time around. I have three small meals a day, just whenever I feed the little one and hubs, plus two to three tiny snacks.

then i turn over and do as many pushups as i can and then i stand up and do some jump squats you have to be on yourself to be fit and too many people have an excuse notn to be in shape eating healthy is a start if you cut your eating in half you also loose weight i eat about 6-9 times a day but i eat in small amounts and i snack on healthy food lick nuts or fruits inbetween meals drink lots of water try to cut out soda have maybe 1 soda a week will help you as well gatorade and water are the be

they use to say not to eat them incase the baby was alergic to them but my midwife sed just to eat away at the end of the day it could be alergic to any food u wont now any differance till its starts eating what ever it is

Yogurt does have natural (good) bacteria that will help fight off the yeast infection. Eating nuts are ok because they are have monounsaturated oils but coconut oils are saturated fat so suggest eating very small amounts or not at all.

I'm 39 with type 2 . Do you know if eating nuts increase bg alot?

My daughter is analphylactic to latex, plums, and certain nuts. She tested bloodtest RAST very Positive to many nuts as well as the latex and plums and has had reactions. Similar to what Swampcritter mentions, my daughter ate a peach gummy ring candy and had her throat start to close with severe stridor within 30 secs .. the container said it was cross-run on equipment that also produces nuts. She was ok after a trip to the ER where we learned we should have injected the Epi Pen.

I have a yogurt for breakfast, fruit and nuts for morning snack, salad for lunch, cucumbers and yogurt dip for afternoon snack, and for dinner lean protein and veggies of some sort, and an evening snack of a soda or lemonade and maybe a couple spoons of ice cream (I can't have too much - lactose intolerant) or a couple craxkers with cheese

I have MS and arachnoiditis, a disease of the nerves in the brain and spine. I have been on zoloft for almost 20 yrs, have tried several other anti-depressants in the past but always come back to Zoloft. My physician has suggested effexor which I tried and it helped with my nerve pain, but made me a little "nuts". Now my new doc wants to add a norepinefrin to my or something else since my siutation healthwise is so despairing at times....

For me it was better to not fight it, and just stay on this site, listen to music, or watch a funny movie. The more I tried to make myself relax and sleep, the worse it got. I had to go with the flow. Hang in there. It really does get better.

I'm so worried about the foods I eat every day. I can't help but to wonder if whatever food Im eating is safe. Its driving me nuts cause I'm constantly looking up what's good and bad.

If your doc says your weight is okay, just focus on nutrition, eating vegetables and fruit and nuts and some meat. You can afford to eat some desserts, but unfortunately you won't really enjoy them. Avocado is a high fat and very nutritious food to add to salads.

I then realized that I did not wash my hands before eating those nuts. So I washed my hands and emptied all the nuts that was in the bowl. Those nut bowls were next to bowls of other things such as raisins, and etc. Will anyone get sick because of that even though I emptied all those nuts that was in that bowl?

You can follow a diabetic diet without nuts, seeds, and skins (of fruits and vegetables) which will help you with all your other issues. A diabetic diet is low in fat and helps keep your blood sugars down, The avoidance of nuts, seeds, and skins will help control your diverticulitis. Suggest going to the American Dietetic Association website, www.eatright.

You get protein by using dairy products which can come from animal or plant sources, such as, milk, soy milk, rice milk, almond milk, yogurt, soy yogurt, cheese, soy cheese, soy ice cream, and rice ice cream. If you are a vegetarian you need to combine grains and nuts/seeds for essential protein have to be used daily such as rice and beans, pasta and beans, nuts to oatmeal, peanut butter and bread, and salad and nuts. Eat more raw fruits and vegetables for vitamins and minerals.

I think that pregnancy hormones can trigger chemicals in the brain and the overeating and craving of massive sweets that you binge on until you throw up could be related to that, similar to an eating disorder. Ha, I've never heard of a pregnancy induced eating disorder though. But people with an eating disorder often have that same lack of Impulse control. What I would try to do is to not have so much on hand.

Peanuts are not the best nuts to eat every day. It's actually walnuts and then only a small handful. You will never have to worry about eating an entire dark chocolate bar because it has to be a least 60% or more cocoa, so you'll be happy to get one piece down due to the taste. Below is from WebMD...very reputable. The New Low-Cholesterol Diet: Nuts Nuts aren't just for holidays anymore. Key nuts can help you lower cholesterol. Add nuts to your low-cholesterol diet. By R.

d try to not think about it until you test, because it is very early to have a lot of symptoms especially diet related, and many of those symptoms can be pms, but you can delay your period if worried or nervous (I've done it :) ), and a delay can cause the breasts to be more swollen then usual also. But you'll get to test real soon, so keep your fingers crossed and best of luck.

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