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... Salicylates are mentioned in "Solved: The Riddle of Illness - your amazing thyroid .." by Langer, Scheer & Dyer as one of the potential causes of...
Emma Davies
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Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the FailsafeNT group. File :...
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... http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FailsafeNT/files/detoxificationenzymes.pdf I've stolen this from the web ...
Emma Davies
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I am waiting for my book by Joan Brakey and meanwhle reading as much as I can on the internet. I am absolutely sure I saw something indicating lemons had both...
Ellen Ussery
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Dec 8, 2006
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... Yes, they have both salicylates and amines. They are high in amines (http://www.zipworld.com.au/~ataraxy/Amines_list.html) and moderate in salicylates. ...
Steph
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... than that ... Hi Ellen. I will have to double-check in my RPAH booklet when I get home. Citrus fruit and some other tropical fruit contain histamine ...
Emma Davies
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... Ah, well that's solved that! Looks like this website has been updated since the last time I looked. I've never seen an amine strength chart like this....
Emma Davies
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I stumbled across this interesting remark on wikipedia: "Lemon juice is typically squeezed onto fish dishes; the acidic juice neutralizes the taste of amines...
Emma Davies
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Yes, this is the list I saw. So it was salycilates and amines, but not glutamates...that was the mushrooms. Thanks I wonder if cooked lemon peels are...
Ellen Ussery
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... That's what Heidi said not too long ago (the citric acid) for histamines (helped her with joint and skin problems). It didn't do much for my asthma type...
Steph
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Hello I recently discovered i'm highly sensitive to amines and possibly salicylates. Although i'm following failsafe, i'm wondering if there's anyway to reduce...
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Dec 8, 2006
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Except I never have any problems with my homemade duck confit (from our own backyward). T That's why I ordered it. Ellen ... [Non-text portions of this...
Ellen Ussery
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Some pieces of the puzzle are beginning to fit...sort of. for years now I have understood that I can only eat a tiny bit of fruit and only at breakfast. I...
Ellen Ussery
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... It's certainly worth experimenting with when you know you're having an amine reaction to something. I don't know whether citric acid will do the same thing...
Emma Davies
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Dec 10, 2006
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Hi Ellen This is an interesting idea. I usually had my worst immediate reactions in the evening due to what I was eating, but I was most vulnerable to...
Emma Davies
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... our own ... I wonder how old it was, compared to your duck confit? Or whether they made it as hygenically as yours?...
Emma Davies
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... Hi Lauren It may be that your symptoms ease down after a while. I was very, very sensitive when I first started the diet, but now I seem to have a bit more...
Emma Davies
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You never know, which is why I rarely eat out anymore. Ellen ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Ellen Ussery
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... Okay, I want to look into supplementing with molybdenum. What type of supplement should I look for (a certain form, etc)? Or should I just try the epsom...
Steph
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Just realized that I have Ascorbic Acid, not Citric. Would that make a difference? I induced full blown chronic fatigue syndrome today by eating a pint of...
Steph
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Thanks for the tips on reducing my sensitivity, everytime I eat, I just feel groggy and nauseous lately. I've been salicylate free for quite a few months now...
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Dec 11, 2006
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I would recommend no butter/ghee at all if you're doing a proper dairy-free trial, but if you do find you can tolerate ghee, you don't have to order it online...
Annabelle
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Dec 11, 2006
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Emma, can you explain this? I follow a low carb diet. Raw apple cider vinegar helps me with any burping I used to have at bedtime. I mix 1 teaspoon with a...
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Anyone one know where nutritonal yeast fits in? I have been having some of the Frontier brand which is supposedly made in such a way that it has no ...
Ellen Ussery
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Dec 12, 2006
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... I don't know whether it matters. I think molybdate is the form found most commonly in foods. I use a solgar "chelated molybdenum" 150mcg supplement, and it...
Emma Davies
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Dec 12, 2006
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... I think ascorbic acid is limited in usefulness to just histamine whereas citric might tackle all of them. I can actually report back on this, since I had...
Emma Davies
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Amazing! So good to know! Amine reactions are most common for me, now that I don't eat any veg. This is really useful and I'll be sure to try it next time. ......
Annabelle
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... Hi Lauren I think it's definitely worth trialling different fats at your main meals to see if you feel any different, or whether there might be something...
Emma Davies
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... vinegar helps me with any ... amount of water and sip it ... I think that low carbing works to combat some of the symptoms of food chemical intolerance for...
Emma Davies
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... some of ... fine with ... I guess if it's been made in a way to prevent glutamates, that's a good sign. I think, trust your body. If you're worried, try...
Emma Davies
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