Glucose oxidase food
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So, I have my glucose test tomorrow & I'm having Tuxedo Chocolate Mousse Cake for breakfast-just in case I'm not allowed after tomorrow. Yeah, I'm judging me too! Lol!! But its Soooo good!!
What's the worse food choice you've made during your pregnancy?
Burping, vomiting, pain, bloating and diarrhea are clear signs that your body is trying to rid itself of something, usually a type of food you've eat, medication you've taken or virus you've caught. If you get similar symptoms to these every once in a while, try to track what you've eaten/taken around that time. Write it down if it helps, including everything supplement, vitamin, painkillers, liquids, etc.
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Do not combine any suggestion above with your current Zoloft.
Remove any citrus juices and have her eat some saltine crackers. Push the water too. It could be a very mild case of food poisening or indegestion. Could give her a little Pepto-Bismol if her diarrhea continues. If you are suffering from all this heat...be sure she is well hydrated too! Don't leave any food out for too long...this heat will cause spoilage...fast.
If she isn't feeling better by morning, or she starts vomiting alot, take her to an urgent care.
Even when I mix some of her former canned food in with it, she will just eat around the canned dietetic food. The canned dietetic food seems so dry and not much juice. Could I mix some chicken broth in with it to make it more appetizing? I tried warm water mixed in with it this morning , but she did not eat much. My Vet wants her to be strictly on canned DM. I am to give her two units insulin every 12 hours.
Sometimes this gas is produced in such huge quantities that the sulfide oxidase enzyme in the wall of the gut is not able to oxidize all of it and convert it to thiosulfate. This gas has a smell of rotten eggs. You need to cut down food items that contain sulfites. Most of this gas comes from sulfites a person consumes, which is a part of all preservatives. Sulfites are present in all juices, molasses, yellow dye in ready made food stuffs, and red wine.
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Stress can really upset digestion, I would suggest getting some digestive enzymes from a health store to help with food digestion when you feel very stressed. It's best not to eat when you are stressed, wait until you feel more calm and relaxed otherwise your meal may just sit in your and become very acid, not digest properly, rot and ferment and cause bad smelling gas.
t reduce the blood glucose fast enough based on the amount of food intake, but if the person was to simply cut their food intake, the blood glucose would almost immediately drop to within medically acceptable levels of normalcy. By "sustained" I mean that the person would have higher than normal blood glucose on a regular basis.
There are some bacteria in the gut that produce hydrogen sulfide gas. Sometimes this gas is produced in such huge quantities that the sulfide oxidase enzyme in the wall of the gut is not able to oxidize all of it and convert it to thiosulfate. This gives sulphuric acid burps. Most of this gas comes from sulfites a person consumes, which is a part of all preservatives. Sulfites are present in all juices, molasses, yellow dye in ready made food stuffs, and red wine.
No that doesn't sound normal, but it also doesn't sound thyroid related; it sounds more like a blood glucose issue.
Please list your current thyroid hormone levels, with reference ranges, so we can better assess your situation.
Do you have diabetes or have you been tested for it? Some protein powders have a lot of sugars in them and are not suitable if one has impair glucose tolerance.
If you eat something and then test two hours later you will know if you can continue to eat that food or that amount of that food. Your blood glucose after two hours should be under 140. Next comes exercise. Even taking a walk will help lower your blood glucose.
Finally, if you do all of the above and your numbers are still too high than it might be time to talk to your doctor about oral meds, adding to or changing your meds, or starting you on insulin.
Resistance to weight loss occurs because a diet and weight loss both disturb the normal hormonal axis that regulates our food. Anyone on a diet, including the food addict, has to be conscious of this powerful hormonal system. To answer your question, you do NOT need to be a food addict to experience cravings and relapse. The food addict is actually dealing with a 'double whammy' of biological impulses.
I struggle with palpitations - an intense pounding in my chest and a rise in pulse AFTER eating. Yes, I've had a full cardiac workup and been told that the heart is not the cause. Heart monitors confirmed that my pulse rises anywhere from 30 min. to a couple of hours after eating and can stay there for hours, but the monitors also show that the palps are the symptom of something else and not caused by the heart.
I would test your meter to be sure its within calibration, then retest your glucose. To be sure your readins are accurate, follow the same diet for three days (eat the same foods and 'candy' portions) and test the same time each day, usually 2-4 fours after ingestion. Try not to use the same finger, and, as the above posters mentioned, clean your fingers first. I use BD alcohol swabs.
Yeah it happened to me alot... i would dream of food and eating too lol then I'd wake up out of my sleep to get some food. It happens when the baby is hungry and you don't notice because you're still asleep.
You may be experincing hypoglycemia. If you take insulin you may be taking too much for the amount of food you are eating. As insulin helps the glucose get to the cells and tissue. If you are not taking insulin your body may be releasing a large amount of insulin in response to a meal high in carbohydrates. You need to find a balance as hypoglycemia can cause you to serious problems. I would talk to your dr.
Sometimes this gas is produced in such huge quantities that the sulfide oxidase enzyme in the wall of the gut is not able to oxidize all of it and convert it to thiosulfate. Hence the gas enters the blood stream and gets filtered by kidney into the urine. This gas has a smell of rotten eggs. You can test its presence by test strips available OTC. If this is positive and you have smell of rotten eggs in urine then you need to cut down food items that contain sulfites.
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