what's everyone's favorite and not knowing what you feed them

[Guest guest]

> Now that my Mom is 82 she seems to love everything I

> feed her and asks for seconds. I gibe her radish

> leaves and she thinks that is the best spinach she has

> ever eaten. lol

> Along with her age has come a craving for candy bars,

> that's hard to believe, I have never seen her eat

> candy and we weren't allowed to have it growing up.

 

Hmmm.... maybe she's low in serotonin? Sugar is supposedly a trigger

to release something or other that increases it and makes us feel

better (temporarily)... try giving her more potatoes! I know a

respected book on kicking sugar advocates a potato before bed each night.

[Guest guest]

Oh she eats potatoes just about every single day,

everything is different with her now. She all of the

sudden doesn't care for the color blue and that's

always been her favorite. She wants to watch the news

and couldn't stand it before.

 

--- Amy <sandpiperhiker wrote:

 

> > Now that my Mom is 82 she seems to love everything

> I

> > feed her and asks for seconds. I gibe her radish

> > leaves and she thinks that is the best spinach she

> has

> > ever eaten. lol

> > Along with her age has come a craving for candy

> bars,

> > that's hard to believe, I have never seen her eat

> > candy and we weren't allowed to have it growing

> up.

>

> Hmmm.... maybe she's low in serotonin? Sugar is

> supposedly a trigger

> to release something or other that increases it and

> makes us feel

> better (temporarily)... try giving her more

> potatoes! I know a

> respected book on kicking sugar advocates a potato

> before bed each night.

>

>

>

>

 

 

Welcome to the jungle.

We've got fun and games, we got

everything you want. Honey we know

the names. We are the people that

can find whatever you may need. "

Source: Welcome to the Jungle - Guns N'Roses

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

> Oh she eats potatoes just about every single day,

> everything is different with her now. She all of the

> sudden doesn't care for the color blue and that's

> always been her favorite. She wants to watch the news

> and couldn't stand it before.

 

Gotcha.

[Guest guest]

> hey AMY>> can I have the name of the book please?? =)

> thanks!

 

Jenni - " The Sugar Addict's Total Recovery Program " by Kathleen

DesMaisons.

 

 

 

PS Jenni - I mentioned on Feral but in case you haven't read there -

another place I liked in Rockville - Il Pizzico in Rockville. It's on

Gude Drive, and looks like a dive in a strip mall, but is really cozy

and romantic inside. YUMMY. WHen you sit, they serve you bread and

*tapenade* drool....

[Guest guest]

hey AMY>> can I have the name of the book please?? =)

thanks!

 

btw, Carrots also release serotonin, or so I've read...

happy friday all!

jenni

On Mar 3, 2006, at 3:41 PM, Amy wrote:

>

> Hmmm.... maybe she's low in serotonin? Sugar is supposedly a trigger

> to release something or other that increases it and makes us feel

> better (temporarily)... try giving her more potatoes! I know a

> respected book on kicking sugar advocates a potato before bed each

> night.

>

[Guest guest]

> Il Pizzico sounds fabulous!

> =)

 

 

You must go! And tell me what you had... :-)

[Guest guest]

thanks for letting me know about that place.. I've fallen way behind

at Feral... ... and everywhere else! ha ha =)

 

Il Pizzico sounds fabulous!

=)

 

On Mar 3, 2006, at 4:34 PM, Amy wrote:

> > hey AMY>> can I have the name of the book please?? =)

> > thanks!

>

> Jenni - " The Sugar Addict's Total Recovery Program " by Kathleen

> DesMaisons.

>

>

>

> PS Jenni - I mentioned on Feral but in case you haven't read there -

> another place I liked in Rockville - Il Pizzico in Rockville. It's on

> Gude Drive, and looks like a dive in a strip mall, but is really cozy

> and romantic inside. YUMMY. WHen you sit, they serve you bread and

> *tapenade* drool....

>

>

>