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Starch intolerance?

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    Doug Freyburger said:
    OmManiPadmeOmelet said:


    I've found over the past few months that if I indulge myself in ANY
    starchy foods now, I get ill.

    My opinion:

    The way I felt before I started low carbing was what I thought
    "normal" was.

    I've considered that aspect actually. ;-)
    I've gotten so used to feeling good after eating "properly" now, that I
    notice it more when I do something wrong...

    It could be as simple as that?

    Quoted message said:


    On 21 Jul 1999 I started Atkins and my health began to change
    for the better. I learned what foods trigger intolerance
    symptoms, what foods cause blood sugar swings, you name it.

    What I NOW think is "normal" is a level of health I don't
    think I ever had before I started low carbing. But NOW I
    think it's normal.

    Now if I go back to feeling what used to be "normal" before
    I started low carbing, I call it being ill. I'm more
    sensative to my health and I have higher standards now for
    what counts as ill. Even with those higher standards I get
    ill a lot less often.

    We learn to "listen" to our bodies more methinks!

    Quoted message said:


    Quoted message said:

    The only exception is small amounts of
    canned or fresh corn (on the cob).

    Corn meet Om. Om meet corn. The two of you may end up
    regular teammates during Maintenance. ;^)

    <lol>
    DeBohls makes an excellent corn based pasta...

    Wheat and I will no longer be room mates, ever again!

    I'm a bit surprised tho' that rice and I do not get along...

    Quoted message said:


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    Om.

    "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

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