Weight Loss, Apparently From Food Allergies

[Guest guest]

My friend is tall and very thin. She is apparently unable to gain weight

because of food allergies.

Has anyone heard of this? Is there any site or information I can give her?

 

Thank you.

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

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" foxter " <foxter

 

Wednesday, February 20, 2002 3:05 PM

Re: Weight Loss, Apparently From Food Allergies

 

 

> My friend is tall and very thin. She is apparently unable to gain weight

because of food allergies.

> Has anyone heard of this? Is there any site or information I can give her?

Hi,

 

Generally food allergies have two main drivers:

 

1) Bad cell membrane Omega 6 to Omega 3 ratio (too much 6 and not enough 3)

causing too much cell generated inflammatory

response.

 

2) Lack of sufficient protein digestive enzymes to totally break down various

proteins (enzymes, hormones, etc) and the

resulting short amino peptide strings causing unwanted bioactivity inside the

body.

 

What to do:

 

1) Try to eliminate as much Omega 6 rich veggie oils, margarine, mayonnaise, etc

as possible.

2) Take either cod liver oil or fish oil capsules to get around 600 mg of Omega

3 EPA + DHA.

3) Use a pre-digested complete amino acid powder to reboot the bodies ability to

make digestive enzymes.

http://www.jomarlabs.com/20blend.asp

4) Use pre meal digestive enzymes to assist the pancreas until the amino acid

powders kick in.

5) Eat blended veggies and fruits to assist better digestion.

 

Good luck,

========================

Good health & long life,

Greg Watson,

http://optimalhealth.cia.com.au

[Guest guest]

Have your friend look into NAET or bioset treatments. I have a similar

problem. I've been underweight my whole life, and as the allergies

increased, my weight dropped. Malapsorption from intestinal inflammation,

poor digestive function, and metabolism problems contributed to it. However,

I haven't had much benefit from using digestive enzymes and balancing Omega

6:Omega 3 fats. (And I've tried these approaches religiously under the

guidance of a naturopath, along with using permeability nutrients)

 

Many people with poor digestion and food allergies end up allergic to the

digestive enzymes taken to improve digestion. Usually the food allergies

start with gut dysbiosis, and once the intestinal flora becomes imbalanced

and things are aggravated by food allergies and insufficient digestive

enzymes, it's usually very difficult to correct, unless it's caught in the

early stages. Someone who has had lifelong problems with food allergies

isn't going to find a quick, easy fix.

 

Your friend might consider reading the book " The Food Allergy Cure " by Ellen

Cutler. Don't let the description throw you, as it says " A New Solution to

Food Cravings, Obesity, Depression, Headaches, Arthritis and Fatigue " in the

title. Obesity is just as much related to food allergies as being

underweight. The book focuses on bioset treatment of food allergies.

 

Linda Jones

lindaj

 

 

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" foxter " <foxter

 

Tuesday, February 19, 2002 10:35 PM

Re: Weight Loss, Apparently From Food Allergies

 

 

> My friend is tall and very thin. She is apparently unable to gain weight

because of food allergies.

> Has anyone heard of this? Is there any site or information I can give

her?

>

> Thank you.

>

>

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