Digestive Advantage
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Comments (6)Mr. ayyubaddeen, I have an excel spreadsheet for all my plants, so your post made the sheet! Please send me an email if you have similar info for olives, grapes, citrus, or pomegranates. Gardenweb has no special place for those fruits, except Citrus. They are left out, ignored, and kicked to the curb, but they are mentioned in the Bible, and I am sure, the Quran. I grow them all, and it hurts my feelings that Garden Web ignores these wonderful fruits!! This is the FIG forum, so it would not be appropriate to post alternative info here, but I would love it if you email me. Just click on my name, and I look forward to hearing from you. Thanks in advance, Your friend, Suzi...See MoreSlow Cooker Chicken, Sausage and White Bean Stew
Comments (5)All of your pins look delicious, Strawberry. It is ironic, but I was going to tell you about skinny Gina (that's what I type in to get to her website) but you have her Salisbury Steak pinned already (skinnytaste.com) I've actually made that for my husband. They were very small, so he ate a bunch of them kind of defeating the purpose of weight watchers:) I went to your other post re: Pinterest and your Zuppa soup looks delish! I just like saying that name. As an aside, my daughter is somewhat lactose intolerant too and uses a OTC called Digestive Advantage. Her boyfriend is extremely lactose intolerant (no milk products). Over Christmas, I made a manicotti from Cooking Light that used a bechamel sauce. For him, we use Tofutti Cream Cheese and mixed/diluted with a beef broth to make a cream substitution. He ate it all, said he liked it -- but then again, he's a good kid. I've enjoyed reading your posts, Strawberry! Thanks for sharing your pinterest here too. Cathy in SWPA...See MoreFor those who love a lot of magazines...
Comments (4)I echo the Zinio recommendation. It's available from most decent sized libraries (including the Sac library) and most library subscriptions include many, many dozen and some many hundred titles. They have apps for Android, the i-phone and pad and Kindle HDX. And accessible of course from PCs....See MoreReviving gall bladder discussion
Comments (33)Always best to get the doctor to check it out. I had my gallbladder out many years ago because I had huge stones and had tried passing a couple. Horrible pain. After removal I immediately began having terrible pain, cramps and diarrhea. I unfortunately had Bile Dumping syndrome. I don't wish it on my worst enemy. Truly dreadful condition. I could not eat with out being very near a bathroom because it would hit so hard and fast that I might not make it there. This for quite some time caused me to be home bound. I learned where every bathroom was in every store, restaurant, believe me. I learned to always have a bag packed with me just in case. I was put on Questran powder which helped a little. In my case it didn't matter at all what I ate, everything caused it. I still have bouts of it today, it's never ending. I still always make sure I don't eat with out having facilities near by. My husband knows if I say find a bathroom now it means right this second not a few miles down the road. I have medicine that helps control the horrible spasms and rolling cramps. Occasionally it triggers vomiting too. Oh joy! I try to warn friends and family that are about to under go gallbladder surgery to be aware of this possibility so they aren't blindsided by it like I was. I thought I was dying the first time it hit me. And in several cases they have also developed Bile dumping syndrome. They were all thankful that I had warned them because they too thought they were dying. They were able to get the proper care because they were familiar with my situation. My nephew was one of them and unfortunately he has it about as bad as I do. I don't know if mine will ever completely go away, I doubt it will. I am not sure I would have had the surgery at the time if I knew I would have this condition from it. I think I would have waited until it was absolutely essential. By the way the dumping refers to the sudden dumping of Bile into the system , not the other kind of dumping lol....See More- 10 years ago
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