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Still can't eat insoluble...help please!       04/14/04 12:54 PM Edit Reply Quote Vicam Reged: 02/24/04 Posts: 1955 Loc: Ontario, Canada Hey Guys, I'm just looking for some advice or suggestions. I've been following Heather's diet for about two months, however, I still haven't been able to start eating insolubles. I did the "What to eat when you can't eat anything" and then gradually started adding back in other foods...but everytime I touch an insoluble (especially vegetables) it's attack city! I've tried the suggestions on the site about pureeing and putting them in other foods and stuff like that, and nothing seems to work. For example, I had a few really tiny pieces of celery with a tuna salad I made a little while ago and ended up with D for about two days! It's getting frustrating because I know I'm missing out on a lot of nutrients...but I don't know what to do. I'm taking the acacia and I always eat the soluble with the insoluble but nothing seems to work Any suggestions? Print     Remind Me     Notify Moderator

Entire thread Still can't eat insoluble...help please! Vicam 04/14/04 12:54 PM Re: Still can't eat insoluble...help please! Yoda (formerly Hans) 04/14/04 03:14 PM A Few Suggestions Bevvy 04/14/04 01:44 PM Oh Dear Vicam 04/14/04 07:01 PM Re: Oh Dear Linz 04/15/04 01:27 AM Re: Oh Dear Kree 04/14/04 08:37 PM Re: Still can't eat insoluble...help please! crampgirl 04/14/04 01:25 PM Re: Still can't eat insoluble...help please! FutureDoc 04/14/04 01:13 PM

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