RE: Chantale-Aline...

[Guest guest]

Have you tried enzymes? These are supposed to be good - I just ordered

some.

 

http://216.114.78.114/webcenter/sites/HNI/Section.asp?SID=3536 & N=No%20Fenol

 

The only fruits I can eat now are citrus and pear. I'm allergic to many

vegetables, as well. Makes life as a vegetarian pretty interesting...

 

> >

> > Deborah

> >   I used to have grounded flax seeds in apple sauce every morning. But

> >   I just found out that I am sensitive to fruits and my eczema is much

> >   better since I eliminated fruits from my diet.

> >

> >   Do you have ideas of how to include flax seeds in my breakfast ?

> >

> >   Thanks for your help and for all the great recipes on this group.

> >

> >   Chantale-Aline.

>

[Guest guest]

That's a good question, Jenni. I would think only certain fruit(s) would be

necessary to eliminate. An improvement in eczema after eliminating fruit

would suggest an allergy, but probably just to certain fruits. Citrus

fruits (oranges, lemons, grapefuit) and strawberries are the most common

triggers. Apples or bananas can bother certain people. The least

allergenic fruits of which I'm aware are raspberries, blueberries, pears,

plums (prunes), grapes (raisins), dates, figs, cherries, melons.

 

Chantale-Aline, how are you with some of these other fruits?

 

Deborah

 

 

did you cut out ALL fruits??

My eczema is much better than it has been at any other point in my

life.. the improvement came when I went vegan...

 

I never thought of (and don't know if I could) eliminate fruits!

 

do you eat NO fruit?

 

=)

jenni

 

> I used to have grounded flax seeds in apple sauce every morning. But

> I just found out that I am sensitive to fruits and my eczema is much

> better since I eliminated fruits from my diet.

>

> Do you have ideas of how to include flax seeds in my breakfast ?

>

> Thanks for your help and for all the great recipes on this group.

>

> Chantale-Aline.