Frequent Meals? have they helped people????
#329823 - 05/15/08 02:16 PM
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pieta8
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Hi I find that when I eat smaller quantities of food( within the guidelines of this diet)- and more often- my gas and cramping are so much better. A large meal of even the right foods bother me. who else finds this a help?? Of course- it isn't always easy to carry things along- nuts are good but bother me- any suggestions?? I think I learned my lesson- when I ate a meal after not having much of anything between lunch - and then a dinner that I reallly felt so full- I had such distress- and Here I was going to hear an opera- and was so uncomfortable. would love some feedback. thanks all.
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Frequent meals are a lifesaver for me!! I find that if I keep food in my stomach it does wonders for me. I eat 3 normal sized meals and in between i snack on crackers or pretzels or something else that has bulk to it.
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Ditto. I sometimes feel like I eat all day. However, my work sometimes does not allow me to have snacks and I get really hungry. When I do it is VERY important to start with a solid SF that I know I can tolerate - rice, french bread, plain baked potato. Let that settle a little before eating a complete meal and NEVER overfill. That is a guaranteed problem for me if I eat until I'm uncomfortable. I use breakfast plates and small size bowls instead of regular to make sure I don't overdo it and I never eat seconds of anything. If I am still hungry I wait an hour or two and eat something. +
-------------------- IBS-D, Gas & Bloating
Barbara50
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yes, small frequent meals are a lifesaver. I eat tiny amounts every two hours.
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I cannot eat a big meal either. I manage to have a salad plate of food at the most at one sitting, and not heaping! I eat breakfast, second breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, snack, dinner, after dinner snack and evening snack! I remind myself of the hobbits in Lord of the Rings books!
-------------------- Cassandra
Live like there's no tomorrow. Love like you've never loved before.
IBS A 20+ years, Chronic Migraines, Chiari Malformation (decompressed June 22, 2010), Brachial Neuritis, and ??? the list just keeps growing, but I'm still shiny side up!
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