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Suffering from headaches, anxiety, or gastrointestinal issues? Discover how SecondMedic's food intolerance test, covering 217 foods
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Comprehensive Food Intolerance Testing: Improve Your Health with
Suffering from headaches, anxiety, or gastrointestinal issues? Discover how SecondMedic's food intolerance test, covering 217 foods, can help you manage and imp
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Discover Your Food Intolerances with Medilife Healthcare Services LLC in Dubai
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Dairy Intolerance Test: Are You Lactose Intolerant?
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In the interests of my "keep moving, keep smiling, keep fighting" ethos, here I go again....
Insulin pod malfunction through the night. High blood sugar (up to 3x what it should be - 18mmol/ml) ALL night. Even after changing it at 4am, it took hours to come back down.
So not exactly full of vim or vigour this morning, lol.
But up and outside for breakfast. No apple today. New thought is that I'm possibly intolerant. Apples were high on the list of the hair strand intolerance test I took months ago. Cutting them out back then made no difference. But yesterday I realised that I was still eating what I now know I'm allergic to. So it's maybe a combination of allergens AND intolerances. Anyhoo, time will once again tell. Hoping for the recent blood test results today.
It's very bad so far this morning. Has been for at least a few weeks now.
Breakfast today was grapes, macadamia and walnuts. Collagen and inulin coffee, of course. Little stick of liquorice root.
Then a half hour walk.
Head is seriously bad, because of the mucus reaction. I can't let it completely beat me.
So I kept going until I needed to go back into recovery mode.
I powered through, getting on with a lower body strength workout in our little home gym.
Just two pieces of equipment.
30kg bar for the squats and deads, 12kg kettlebell for the single deads and elevated calf raises.
Felt great.
Strength training is "easier" than cardio in this state.
Then bacon, avocado and cheese for lunch.
Handful of lettuce, spring onion, a few mushrooms and nutritional yeast to add a bit of extra interest, crunch, taste and nutrition.
I've also had an hour or so of hard work, helping to clean the outside of the motorhome. That's a workout in itself!
And I've had my two new books delivered, along with high strength vitamin C and zinc. I keep seeing how important those things are, and I'd say I'm very likely deficient.
So to sum up, for now, I'm taking every hour as it comes, rather than the usual "every day as it comes" principle.
A better day overall. I'll take that.
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Well, I got a possible answer to my mucus problem. But it's definitely not the answer I wanted. Been dreading seeing milk on the results. But if it relieves this problem, it will be worth the sacrifice.
I've said again and again, that cutting out dairy in the past didn't solve anything.
But I was still eating eggs every day. Never once considered them. It now turns out I'm both allergic AND highly intolerant to them.
So cutting dairy out didn't make much of a difference.
So ok, another detox day one starts tomorrow.
Back to oat milk in all hot drinks apart from my coffee with breakfast. That will be blended with extra virgin olive oil once again.
I could go to goats milk, but it's far too expensive. Oat milk is the only alternative I like. Plus I'm allergic to almonds and soya anyway, lol! Anyway, that's what I'm doing. Please let this be the answer!
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In an effort to be more mindful of my health:
I have eaten an apple everyday for the past 2 1/2 weeks.
and I think I'm developing an allergy to apples
My arms itch and my stomach hurts about an hour after eating
So "an apple a day keeps the dr away" might be a lie
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