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It depends on your digestive system       07/24/06 03:06 PM Edit Reply Quote atomic rose Reged: 06/01/04 Posts: 7013 Loc: Maine (IBS-A stable since July '05!) I'm fine with cukes and watermelon now that I'm stable, but I couldn't eat them when I wasn't. It sounds like they might cause a problem for you now, but try them again when you're a little more stable, and see how you do. I can't answer the acacia/headaches question, because I've never taken acacia. But if you've been taking it for 3 weeks, I'm guessing that you're not taking enough yet to make too much of a difference in your gut - unless you increased very quickly, which would also be a problem - so that's probably why you haven't gone very long without an attack yet. I didn't notice a difference with a SFS until I got up to 8-9g a day. Print     Remind Me     Notify Moderator

Entire thread Acacia and headaches & Cukes and Watermelon yeah or neah LtDanFan 07/24/06 02:16 PM Re: Acacia and headaches & Cukes and Watermelon yeah or neah Kathy1053 07/25/06 09:27 AM a few things... khyricat 07/25/06 06:13 AM Re: a few things...(Kyhricat) LtDanFan 07/25/06 08:26 AM Re: Acacia and headaches & Cukes and Watermelon yeah or neah ArmyWife87 07/24/06 03:40 PM It depends on your digestive system atomic rose 07/24/06 03:06 PM Re: It depends on your digestive system LtDanFan 07/24/06 04:18 PM

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