Feeling the change within two weeks? page

[Anna Katherine]

I gave up bread and grains cold turkey a little over two weeks ago. Last night I had a few bites of my husband's fried rice. Afterwards I felt so sick. Like I was going to throw up!

Could I be feeling the affect of quitting cold turkey after two weeks?

[BennettC]

absolutely. you'll find your body getting really sensitive to anything processed

[noodletoy]

yup.

[Anna Katherine]

Well, I guess thats a good thing. I'm getting pass the cravings for those kinda things. We were at a Japanese place, I'm not crazy about their rice, but I love that pink sauce you mix in. Looks like next time no rice and double up on the veggies and tuna!

[noodletoy]

what kind of "pink sauce"? like spicy mayo? most japanese places uses kewpie mayo which is loaded with sugar.

[Anna Katherine]

what kind of "pink sauce"? like spicy mayo? most japanese places uses kewpie mayo which is loaded with sugar.

I don't know what it is. It has a sweet "taste" about not a sugary taste to it. My last taste of it. Oh well.

[cori93437]

That "pink sauce" is a "mayo" based sauce likely made from soy or canola oil...
The "butter" they use to fry the rice in is usually "margarine" too... so more crap oils.

My money is on that for the reaction and not the rice.
Lots of people find that they get reactions to the crap seed oils after they stop them.

The truth is it was probably affecting you before, but you were so used to it you didn't notice it because you were having little hits of it all the time.

[Omni]

I gave up bread and grains cold turkey a little over two weeks ago. Last night I had a few bites of my husband's fried rice. Afterwards I felt so sick. Like I was going to throw up!

Could I be feeling the affect of quitting cold turkey after two weeks?

Don't think two weeks is really long enough for your body to change too much and unless you have a specific allergy to rice you should be able to have a bite now and then without any ill effects.
In my opinion it was either something else in the meal or your reaction was stimulated psychologically, in that you convinced yourself you were eating something bad.

[BennettC]

I know how to make that sauce, it has sugar in it. loads of it

[BennettC]

Don't think two weeks is really long enough for your body to change too much and unless you have a specific allergy to rice you should be able to have a bite now and then without any ill effects.
In my opinion it was either something else in the meal or your reaction was stimulated psychologically, in that you convinced yourself you were eating something bad.

prolly the vegetable oil in the rice. all restaurants cook in vegetable or soybean oil