Archive for the ‘eating meat’ Category
Bacon is the new cupcake indeed!
Posted by: Girrlock Holmes on: October 2, 2009
Thank god.
If I thought for a second that the cupcake thing was really over I’d jump for joy but here in NYC I don’t think cupcake shops and parties are going anywhere. My friend Grace has the best quote ever about cupcakes: “what happened to eating a slice of cake on a plate with a [...]
Baby we don’t love you baby we don’t love you yeah…
Posted by: Girrlock Holmes on: August 18, 2009
Um…I know all the blogs are all afire with the news of PETA’s new ad campaign, but having given up my vegetarianism while keeping this blog, albeit with little fanfare, I think I deserve in on this one. Never mind that no one takes PETA seriously anymore, and they’ve long become pretty antithetical to the [...]
What I learned from working in organic grocery
Posted by: Girrlock Holmes on: February 21, 2008
“I confess that I have been as blind as a mole, but it is better to learn wisdom late than never to learn it at all.” – Sherlock Holmes, ‘The Adventure of the Man with the Twisted Lip’
I worked in grocery for around five years before I discovered the accommodating and relatively high-paying (until I [...]
Bok Choy Boats filled with Texmati Rice
Posted by: Girrlock Holmes on: January 16, 2008
This is what I get when I play with my food. Salty and five-spicey. Salt is fine. Five spice is probably cheating.
A lot has happened in the past two and a half days.
The meat-eating was getting to me. Sunday night in bed, nearly every progression towards sleep’s doorstop was met with a vision [...]
- The Hydrogen Breath Test
- More thoughts on kefir and a new Italian SIBO study
- Nourishing Traditions, cultured dairy and to VSL or not to VSL?
- back on the xifaxan
- I have spent my whole life in ruins because of people who are nice...
- The Diet
- Vasovagal syncope of the untoward kind
- post xifaxan / on erythromycin
- The antimicrobial properties of kefir, Gulf War Syndrome and gut bacteria, and the effects of high-fat nutrition on gut flora
- megan: Hi, This may not help,...but...my son lost 95% of his small intestine at age 17...a year later....the sibo symptons started...antibiotics didn't work
- Girrlock Holmes: Vaxine! Thanks so much for your comment. Your story had me laughing out loud; what a sight! And you tell it with such humor. I see now I was so lucky
- Girrlock Holmes: I'm so glad I could offer up new info - and oh yes swallowing syncope and micturition syncope do sound worse. I mean, not on the surface, of course, b
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