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Title: 2 year primal/Real Foodie trying something new
Post by: AshleyRoz on November 04, 2012, 10:46:29 pm
Hello all! I came to WAPF and primal +Dairy after I had my son and was experiencing horrible stomach pains after my c-section from all the drugs and antibiotics. 2 years later I feel a whole lot better but I'm still carrying around a lot of extra weight, I wake up kind of creaky in the morning, fatigue, and a few other minor issues. About a week ago I finally went dairy free and I feel SO much better. It got me thinking that perhaps the reason I felt great initially when I went mostly raw vegan many years ago was because I was eating lots and lots of plants, and avoided dairy and eggs. I seem to do fine with egg yolks but the egg whites make me itchy. Anyway, I'm here to try something new. I'm initially going to try a more plant based Terry Wahls style diet but with raw organ meats, yolks, and lots of seafood and I'll adjust accordingly. Hoping this is the final push to fix my problems I'm still having. Low carb cooked paleo was great initially but it just isn't taking me home. Look forward to getting to know you all!
Title: Re: 2 year primal/Real Foodie trying something new
Post by: Iguana on November 04, 2012, 11:04:09 pm
Welcome aboard!
François
Title: Re: 2 year primal/Real Foodie trying something new
Post by: TylerDurden on November 04, 2012, 11:44:30 pm
Welcome to the forum! Glad you've improved a bit now that you've gone off the dairy. Just one note, though:- really serious health-problems do seem to take on average c. 2-3 years to resolve completely. In my own case, I did solve most of my health-problems after 4 months of going rawpalaeo, but it took another couple of years to fix the rest.
Low carb cooked paleo was great initially but it just isn't taking me home.
Lots of people make the mistake of not eating enough fat or salt on low carb (cooked or raw), in case you're thinking of trying that again for the "great" part. You would want to get most of your calories from fat, eat no extra protein, and adjust your carbs to the proper level for you.