Vomiting green vegetables
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I would like to eat more vegetables in my diet but I hate vegetables. Is there some good snack ideas but still low in calories and gives me my daily vegetables needs. I do like carrots corn green beans and greens.
Have you tried vitamin b6. That can help nausea. Also, I've heard that vomiting can be from foods that are actually an irritant/allergen and we're far more sensitive durning pregnancy. Stick to simple, unprocessed foods if you're not already - vegetables, especially green leafy ones (fruits that are not too acidic). Keep away from wheat and corn based grains...opt for oats ant rice instead. Might help...
m trying to get over my depression of stop being afraid to eat so i ate a big lunch with sesame oil and little salt with little rice with American cucumbers and baby carrots with scrambled eggs mixed together then ate with little meat and little green salad then with cold water together I think I ate too fast or hungry then coffee with half hot water i pour the coffee out only little i kept put milk and two teaspoon of sugar then drink then my stomach bloated and drink cold water it help a littl
my poo is green.I don't really eat vegetables but I've been taking lemon water.Today it was so runny.Does anyone know what the problem is ?
Do incorporate healthy food habits and avoid overeating. Include green leafy vegetables, fruits, soups and salads which will help in preventing weight gain. Exercise daily or go for a brisk walk daily for 20-30 minutes. I will advise you to consult a psychologist specializing in eating disorders. Do write to me again.
Best of luck and regards!
It seems to be something he is eating that is green, green vegetables or the candy you mentioned. Try stopping the candy and see if his bowels return to normal.
s kind of like us preferring a salad from time to time instead of meat with just a serving of vegetables. The grass absolutely will not hurt them unless it has been sprayed with pesticides or some type of fertilizer. If you are sure that the grass has not been treated with anything, feel free to let your dog graze from time to time.
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If you do not have symptoms of liver disease like jaundice, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain and fever, I would advise you to wait for now and repeat the test after four weeks to see how the levels are progressing.
I would advise you to develop a lifestyle to fight constipation.Drink plenty of water. Regular meals with high fiber content like green leafy vegetables, plenty of fruits, lots of oral fluids and exercise will help relieve constipation.
Hope this helped and do keep us posted.
How do I heal this allergy to green vegetables? Every time I eat or drink something green I get itchy and my eyes get puffy. I think it started a couple months ago because I was taking too many herbal supplements, eating green vegetables, and drinking green juices. I'm a healthy person and my main source of foods are vegetables!
How do I heal this? I know I have to build up the good bacteria in my gut but I always balloon up when taking probiotics (but I've tested negative for SIBO.
A few things: too much bile in the stool (could indicate a future upcoming gallbladder issue a few years down the line), decreased colonic transit time, so that the stool doesn't have time to change colors. Some food colorings and certain vegetables will cause stools to be green. Really, green is about the most un-worrysome color for stools to turn. If you're worried, talk to a doc, but you're probably just fine.
Vegetables are very important! Especially dark green leafy vegetables and broccoli. If you're not eating your vegetables, you likely have a nutritional deficiency. It's good you're addressing it now, though, because as you age, this becomes more and more important. You're about to enter puberty, so these vegetables are even more important when you start menstruating.
My granddaughter has had the chicken pox for the past week and half now and for about 3 wks she has had this neon green stool she has trouble with constipation and her md put her on miralax her mother has stopped that now because she is doing better with the constipation.
A viral infection can change the stool color to dark bottle green color. The stool can become green on taking food rich in green leafy vegetables. If this is not the cause, then the stool is passing out of the large intestine at a very rapid rate so the bile does not break down. This can happen if you have malabsoroption syndromes (you have IBS and this could have got aggravated). Another reason is a diet rich in sugars.
has anyone suffered from green or brown vomiting. I had ovarian cancer which recurred and i was receiving chemo and then developed a partial small intestine blockage. went to hospital , no food then sent home brought back to hospital for surgery. After surgery developed a fistula which is being treated. Now at home, started to vomit green or brown bile. doctor took exray and it showed no obsttrution; only fluid in intestine. .explained may have a slow working bowel.
) and a lot green vegetables (no other carbs then from green vegetables).
For example if the rest of the family eats salads, vegetables, and fruit and he see it every day, eventually he may try some. There is hope in the future. Mealtimes can be a battlefield when children do not have an interest to eating healthy or eat very little. It becomes the battle of the wits between the child and the parents. Slowly introduce new foods, and if he does not want it, do not make a fuss over it. Let it go and enjoy your meal. Try again in a few months.
Changes in your diet can cause changes in fecal color, colonic transit time, and gas. Give your body some time to get used to the new diet. Green isn't really a color to worry about when it comes to this sort of stuff.
If all tests are normal, then you can take citrus fruits, banana and green leafy vegetables to supplement potassium. It is important to bring your blood pressure under control. First aim at that. In all probability the potassium level will settle down.
Hope this helps. Take care!
the best are green leafy vegetables. Vegetables provide the antioxidants that protect us from harmful changes in our bodies. Green tea, if it's real green tea, is a very potent source of antioxidants, but you gotta eat. Again, you need to study nutrition, because diet is the most important part of losing weight and keeping It off.
Usually green stool is an indication that you are getting a lot of chlorofyl in your system from green vegetables, and shouldn't be a concern. But, (and pardon my being so graphic) does your stool float, too?
This is a sign of giardia, which you can pick up from your dog, cat, handling shoes that were in a watery area outside, just about anywhere. If this persists, and/or if the stool is green and floats, you will need to see a doctor for a diagnosis and a pill that will knock it out.
But it’s important to eat the same amount of these foods each week to help keep your INR stable. This is because green leafy vegetables (e.g. spinach, broccoli, Brussels sprouts) are rich in vitamin K, which can affect your INR.
Don’t avoid vitamin K-rich foods completely — vitamin K is essential to our health. Studies show that eating regular, consistent amounts of vitamin K-rich foods is better for maintaining a stable INR, than not eating them at all, or eating varying amounts.
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