[anngreg]

I just bought and read this book by Heather Van Vorous and I am curious to know if anyone has tried her suggestions. I also bought the book 'Breaking the vicious cycle' and noticed that it has a very different approach - anyone tried that??I appreciate your feedback.ann (I am so glad to find this forum)

 

[asian_girl]

ive tried the book. all i can say is that some of the foods arent all that great. i still had a tummy ache after. the only way i can actually eat whatever i want, including ice cream, cake, and all the goodies is if i take lomotil.

 

[Guest]

Have you visited Heather's site? She's a great lady with great food ideas as well as a couple of treatment ideas. I can't eat garlic, so I just eliminate that from her recipes, but most everything else works well for me. http://www.ibsboards.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?Cat= Evie

 

[dairyfreein2003]

Her books have helped me. Go to her website.

 

[kac123]

The advice i wish i would have gotten before i read this book: Don't eliminate everything on her list of "bad" foods if they don't actually bother you. I read the book, saw that certain foods were "bad" and eliminated the. Now i struggle everytime i go to put something new into my very poor diet. This week's accomplishment was orange juice....Just my two cents, i know her book/advice have helped many. I have also read breaking the bonds and i have found that since my problems seem to be more anxiety based that it was more helpful to me. Good luck in researching it all and i hope you are feeling well.kac