Eating right yogurt ingredients
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Add frozen vegetables and the rest of the marinade right into skillet with shrimp. On medium setting, cook all ingredients for another 5 to 10 minutes or until all the vegetables are tender. Makes a nice sized meal for two or three without all of the calories!
I would doubt it has anything to do with eating or not eating yogurt ,but more to do with the immune system doing strange things from the INF(many members have described having what you are going through).. The symptoms you describe sounds like "thrush " as it sometimes does get red and painful,,however eventually a swab would be best to rule out a bacterial infection in which case antibiotics would be needed.
As I mentioned the nystatin mixture should help if thrush.
I decided to warm his food as I was also giving it to him from the refrigerator and also giving him about 1/3 c. Activia Yogurt before eating to coat his stomach and he hasn't spit up since. He seems more perked up so we'll see how this works.
Thanks for your input.
It's a little high. I was told blood sugar shouldn't be over 129. Like Hannover said take a walk that will help lower your blood sugar. I was told a 20 minute walk can drop your blood sugar by 20 pts :) . Next time don't eat the yogurt and the rice cake at the same. Time.
hello, I'm sorry about your trouble. You mention you are from India, but did not mention where you are now. If you are in the US, you may be reacting to the change in diet. Remember even the water is different in the US; most paces add fluoride to the water, and I think all add chlorine to the water. You might be sensitive to those.
Are you able to eat dairy products?
If this started when you were on antibiotics, you're on the right track about probiotics but yogurt isn't the answer. While yogurt is an okay prebiotic, it's not much of a probiotic source, as the organisms used to culture it are killed off by pasteurization. Some of your better quality yogurts found in health foods stores put some back in, but not very many.
Anyway, I figured it had to be something I was eating that was causing some sort of food allergy. So, I stopped eating a lot of foods that I thought might be causing it, but was still having problems. I couldn't figure it out.
Then I realized I had been drinking Propel for about the same time I had been having the problems. So, I looked at the ingredients, and saw Sucralose.
Anyone else having problems eating healthy??
The Greek style yogurt in the US is just a little thicker than regular yogurt. And eating itself can cause a lack of energy if the person is eating enough food already -- it'll just make the person full and thus tired. So until he tells us what his current energy level is and why he wants more energy -- to do what -- we can't answer the question.
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. It doesn't always help but the days that it does it feels like a blessing.
Add some protein to your breakfast, eggs, yogurt, peanut, butter.
For lunch eat a healthy salad with greens, chicken or eggs plenty of veges, nuts and oil and vinager for dressing. Add a whole grain dinner roll with butter.
for supper stick to meat and veges forgo the starches.
Have a treat for dessert, some chocolate, a scoop of ice cream
drink plenty of fluids, get good rest. exercise when you can.
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
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