I have had relief from IBS by discovering foods that trigger it.  The only
way to do this I have found is to not eat something for a while then eat it
and see if it causes problems.  Some foods I have discovered are cooked
tomatoes, but I can eat raw tomatoes, whole wheat or spelt, but I can eat a
little white flour products, and lately I seem to have a problem with
oranges and maybe pineapple.

It is great to be problem-free after years of continual problems.  I am
also trying to get close to the raw food diet- a fruit/nut/coconut salad
and a vegetable salad daily, but eat poultry, fish, eggs, dairy, and some
cooked vegetables avoiding really starchy ones except I eat some beans
several times a week, like black beans, garbanzos, pinto, and navy, since
I'be decided they are beneficial for protein and fiber.  I eat salmon 2
days a week, and only use olive and coconut oils, though I'm trying some
grapeseed oil lately for cooking.

Nancy



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