Saturday, January 26, 2019

Beginning the LEAP!

I've been feeling bad for a long time.  I am going to investigate whether this is related to foods that I have been eating.  A couple of weeks ago, I saw a nutritionist who does the LEAP diet and MRT food sensitivity testing, sent my bloodwork in and got my diet recommendations.  I'm going to start on Monday.   Here are the foods I tested most sensitive to and then the list of foods I can eat for the first 2 weeks. 

 


Trigger foods

Red 
Do not eat!!
Pinto Beans

Yellow -
These may be able to be added back in at some point.  (I hope!)


Beet
Coriander
Corn
Cow's milk
Egg white
Yellow #5
Green pepper
Halibut
Honeydew
Hops
Leeks
Lima beans
MSG
Mung beans
Nutmeg
Phenylethylamine
Quinoa
Raspberry
Kidney bean
Rice
Solanine

The foods I CAN eat (according to my individualized plan) for the first 2 weeks are as follows:
Turkey
Soybeans
Sole
Scallops
Rainbow trout
Navy beans
Beef
Lamb
Salmon
Shrimp
Barley
Wheat
Buckwheat
Millet
Amaranth
Oats
Asparagus
Cauliflower
Pumpkin
Lettuce
Zucchini
Broccoli
Onion
Spinach
Cabbage
Blueberry
Avocado
Strawberry
Banana
Cantaloupe
Apple
Date
Watermelon
Olive
Plum
Goats milk
Tea
coffee
Eggplant
Whey
Cashew
Walnut
Peanut
Sesame (oil)
Turmeric
Lime
Maple
Parsley
Cane sugar
black pepper
garlic
Cinnamon
Cardamom
Coconut

I'm hoping that I can get rid of at least a few of the symptoms I am dealing with on a daily basis.   For the record, I'm going to list them here.

 
First, my diagnoses:
Sjogren's syndrome.
Fibromyalgia.
Chronic fatigue.
Asthma.
Obesity.
Osteoarthritis.
Interstitial cystitis.
Raynaud's phenomenon

 
And then my frequent symptoms:
dry, itchy eyes.
dry mouth.
sore joints:
  • knees
  • ankles
  • back
  • elbow
  • hands
  • shoulders
  • neck
nasal congestion
ear itching
frequent urination
urinary pain
sneezing
fatigue
nighttime urination 4-5 times a night with reduced sleep
gassiness
yeast infections
fibromyalgia tender points
Raynaud's phenomenon
constipation / loose stools
nausea
heartburn
 
Wish me luck, because I feel like I've been cursed "to the pain"! 
 

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