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Intolerant to cooked foods? WTF

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#1 iseethelight

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Posted 14 May 2018 - 01:18 PM


It appears that I have a cooked food intolerance. 

I can eat raw oatmeal, but cooking it makes me depressed and sleepy.

Same for egg and fish. I can drink raw eggs and eat sushi and feel fine. But cooked, I get instant depression and brain fog.

Is cooking activating certain chemicals in the foods that I'm intolerant to?



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Posted 14 May 2018 - 05:01 PM

Pleas delete. I can't tolerate animal protein cooked or raw. Spoke too soon.


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Posted 28 May 2018 - 11:15 PM

Pleas delete. I can't tolerate animal protein cooked or raw. Spoke too soon.

 

it's very common to be intolerant to grains.

 

Grains(wheat, oats, etc) kill me - demotivation, low energy, bad mood. Same with dairy.

 

I do best on fruits/vegetables + a little bit of tubers(sweet potatoes/potatoes) + animal protein + animal fats,



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Posted 29 May 2018 - 09:38 AM

it's very common to be intolerant to grains.

 

Grains(wheat, oats, etc) kill me - demotivation, low energy, bad mood. Same with dairy.

 

I do best on fruits/vegetables + a little bit of tubers(sweet potatoes/potatoes) + animal protein + animal fats,

 

What is the mechanism behind this? It's obviously NOT celiaki, gluten intolerance - the symptoms don't match.

 

Is the hypothesized mechanism some kind of lecithin-hypersensitivity?

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lecithin

 

Perhaps the conversion into TMAO? Apparently some Lecithine's do this.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TMAO

 

 

Or just plain ol' increased oxidative stress from any number of compounds in the plant matter? Grains don't want to be eaten after all, they're not fruits, more like nuts.

 

I notice that none of the common grains are listed as antioxidant-rich in the lists in this document regarding risks and benefits of plant-based diet...

 

http://www.dnva.no/b...d.php?tid=48677

 

(page 55 and onwards)






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