Peating Force
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Hello world !
I have been lurking for quite some time and learned some very good things here (and I still am).
I started peating a year ago.
What made me try it is that I developed IBS 3 years ago after eating some cheap whey protein that wrecked my guts. Clever as I was, I finished the bag even though I had d and heartburn from eating it (" hey, I paid for the d*mn thing! " mindset). I just thought that everything would come back clean when I stopped... Worst mistake of my life (for now at least).
I am still cursed with this condition that forbids me from eating a lot of foods that I enjoyed: green vegetables, onions (that I ate daily before), most nuts, cheese (as a French this one is really cruel), coffee (still drinking it)...
And if I eat something I shouldn't and have a flare up, I know my day will be miserable: tiredness, irritability, d...
As you can guess from the "whey" part I'm quite the fitness enthousiast and live by Socrates' words : "what a disgrace it is for a man to grow old without ever seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable" so being tired everyday and not being able to put on any weight is quite depressing on a day-to-day basis.
But... I am persuaded that what has been broken can be repaired ! That's how I started lurking here after haunting the forums of ibsgroup.
I won't list everything I tried to cure myself here as that would be quite long but I was thinking about creating an "IBS general" thread with advices for all types of IBS problems and - let's be crazy - hints to cure.
Let me know if it seems like a good idea.
I am also persuaded that it would be possible, in a future not so far, to have an AI that could determine the best supplements stack for you with just a blood test *</dream>*.
Since peating I gained: a fatty liver (may have overdone the whole coconut oil part haha, working on it rn), an orange tan (overdone the carrots part too eh...), supplements to reduce my flare ups and regained quite some hair (maybe 30%). I hope to have my long hair back somewhere in time (not in a hurry - IBS comes first).
Well it has been quite long, thanks for reading and glad to be here !
I have been lurking for quite some time and learned some very good things here (and I still am).
I started peating a year ago.
What made me try it is that I developed IBS 3 years ago after eating some cheap whey protein that wrecked my guts. Clever as I was, I finished the bag even though I had d and heartburn from eating it (" hey, I paid for the d*mn thing! " mindset). I just thought that everything would come back clean when I stopped... Worst mistake of my life (for now at least).
I am still cursed with this condition that forbids me from eating a lot of foods that I enjoyed: green vegetables, onions (that I ate daily before), most nuts, cheese (as a French this one is really cruel), coffee (still drinking it)...
And if I eat something I shouldn't and have a flare up, I know my day will be miserable: tiredness, irritability, d...
As you can guess from the "whey" part I'm quite the fitness enthousiast and live by Socrates' words : "what a disgrace it is for a man to grow old without ever seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable" so being tired everyday and not being able to put on any weight is quite depressing on a day-to-day basis.
But... I am persuaded that what has been broken can be repaired ! That's how I started lurking here after haunting the forums of ibsgroup.
I won't list everything I tried to cure myself here as that would be quite long but I was thinking about creating an "IBS general" thread with advices for all types of IBS problems and - let's be crazy - hints to cure.
Let me know if it seems like a good idea.
I am also persuaded that it would be possible, in a future not so far, to have an AI that could determine the best supplements stack for you with just a blood test *</dream>*.
Since peating I gained: a fatty liver (may have overdone the whole coconut oil part haha, working on it rn), an orange tan (overdone the carrots part too eh...), supplements to reduce my flare ups and regained quite some hair (maybe 30%). I hope to have my long hair back somewhere in time (not in a hurry - IBS comes first).
Well it has been quite long, thanks for reading and glad to be here !