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The Diet
Posted by: Girrlock Holmes on: July 27, 2009
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Even though I made promises to update the blog, I’ve failed at many attempts. I’m having a couple of issues.
I prefer discussion over a monologue. Obviously this is why I do tend to give a little more attention to my yahoo group, because we can bounce ideas off one another, and address specific and targeted [...]
That kid is back on the escalator again!
Posted by: Girrlock Holmes on: May 16, 2008
My job is often full of inappropriate people, but then a lot of jobs are. A lot of times it can actually feel like I’m babysitting a bunch of rude children, only I’m not really paying all that much attention to what they spend all day doing. I’ve been chided more than once for taking [...]
Xifaxan – day nine (or “don’t give it to me – 9×3…you’re out of control, emotional symphony…”)
Posted by: Girrlock Holmes on: April 23, 2008
I wish I really knew what I was talking about when it came to nutrition, but I don’t. I only know that I constantly stride the balance between a biologically driven disaster waiting to happen and someone who learns from experience. I think that’s what most of us are. How much we learn varies. How [...]
The sporting life
Posted by: Girrlock Holmes on: March 6, 2008
I’ve done some math and I actually have been eating more than I thought during my Daily Plate days. As I restricted to 1200 only part of the time, I knew that an average, if taken, would be higher, although I would have guessed closer to 1450. The number is more like 1550 – 1650. [...]
The adventure of the very strange solution
Posted by: Girrlock Holmes on: February 17, 2008
This is what happens when one does not keep up with one’s blog. When one’s notes are strewn all over the place, in journals and notepads and one’s daily plate. I will attempt to recreate the best I can the events of the past few weeks.
I passed on the nutritionist’s request for hydrogen breath tests [...]
- The antimicrobial properties of kefir, Gulf War Syndrome and gut bacteria, and the effects of high-fat nutrition on gut flora
- The adventure of the very strange solution
- More thoughts on kefir and a new Italian SIBO study
- About me: Girrlock Holmes, Diet Detective
- Vasovagal syncope of the untoward kind
- A little background - Part One
- Update
- candacevan: I learn something new every day. I'd never heard of defecation syncope, and so of course I read up on it. It seems to be one of the "reflex-mediated s
- Nikki: Girrlock Holmes, Hi I was just wondering if you could help. I have been experiencing severe abdominal pain after eating, bloating on an empty stomac
- Girrlock Holmes: At least for a few weeks; if it doesn't work I wanna eat salami and rasberries with you in a cabin in the woods in the mountains. xo
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