Hi all,
I'm new here. I'm currently looking into diet to fight several health problems I'm having.
Long story short, I saw the forks over knives film and am willing to give the vegan diet a try.
My biggest health issues are digestive imbalances. I'm basically intolerant to sugar and gluten. Now I know that dairy and meat can cause inflammation too, I'm willing to give that up as well.
I have anxiety issues which is really the main reason I'm going vegan. I've heard some promising things from others.
It's my second day on vegetables (and fruit) and I really do notice some pretty amazing effects. I feel lighter and my skin feels softer. Don't really know how to explain it, but I'm noticing something that seems very promising.
However, I also ate some apples today and do experience some pretty severe fatigue from the sugar in them (like more pronounced than usual). I do have metabolic problems that are caused by a type of glucose/fructose intolerance. I'm sure that all of my problems are connected with the inflammatory responses causing low mood and anxiety. I'm hoping a vegan diet can reverse some if not all of my health issues.
It seems fruit is a problem for me when taken in bigger quantities.
I'm really convinced leaky gut is the culprit in my case, with food particles leaking into my blood and my immune system reacting to it, leading to inflammation all over.
Not sure what I'm really asking with all of this, but I'm hoping to hear some ecnouraging stories from people with inflammatory conditions like mine. I'd like to know how fast these problems can be reversed on a strict vegan diet, and if I should abstain from fruit to reverse the issues with sugar I'm having. I suppose so.
I really, really need to eliminate these inflammatory responses in my body and gut. Veganism seems ideal, but it seems that I will have to limit even this diet.
Any words of advise? Could I reverse my leaky gut issues? I'm also about to megadose on niacin (vit B3) in the hope that, together with the vegan diet, I can finally be healthy again.
Thanks
Ken
I'm new here. I'm currently looking into diet to fight several health problems I'm having.
Long story short, I saw the forks over knives film and am willing to give the vegan diet a try.
My biggest health issues are digestive imbalances. I'm basically intolerant to sugar and gluten. Now I know that dairy and meat can cause inflammation too, I'm willing to give that up as well.
I have anxiety issues which is really the main reason I'm going vegan. I've heard some promising things from others.
It's my second day on vegetables (and fruit) and I really do notice some pretty amazing effects. I feel lighter and my skin feels softer. Don't really know how to explain it, but I'm noticing something that seems very promising.
However, I also ate some apples today and do experience some pretty severe fatigue from the sugar in them (like more pronounced than usual). I do have metabolic problems that are caused by a type of glucose/fructose intolerance. I'm sure that all of my problems are connected with the inflammatory responses causing low mood and anxiety. I'm hoping a vegan diet can reverse some if not all of my health issues.
It seems fruit is a problem for me when taken in bigger quantities.
I'm really convinced leaky gut is the culprit in my case, with food particles leaking into my blood and my immune system reacting to it, leading to inflammation all over.
Not sure what I'm really asking with all of this, but I'm hoping to hear some ecnouraging stories from people with inflammatory conditions like mine. I'd like to know how fast these problems can be reversed on a strict vegan diet, and if I should abstain from fruit to reverse the issues with sugar I'm having. I suppose so.
I really, really need to eliminate these inflammatory responses in my body and gut. Veganism seems ideal, but it seems that I will have to limit even this diet.
Any words of advise? Could I reverse my leaky gut issues? I'm also about to megadose on niacin (vit B3) in the hope that, together with the vegan diet, I can finally be healthy again.
Thanks
Ken
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