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**teentodiefows** · 07-08-2012, 08:37 PM

Sorry you're going through that. Could you share what you're trying to eat? It might have been the soy in the dressing on that first meal. Soy is terrible for you. you might also try taking some digestive enzymes. I think there is something else going on here far above what you did or didn't do on your hcg diet.

Interesting about the Soy, but I don't think that's it. Mainly because I used Braggs Liquid Aminos to flavor dishes during P2 and had no problems. I've always had "slight" issues with milk products, making me think that I may be lactose intolerant, so I NEVER drink milk, but do have the occasional slice of cheese . I've never had that confirmed by a doctor, but noticeably, when I would eat anything dairy, I was worse. All products high in fiber were my main sources of pain and diarrhea, which is why the doc pulled me off. Specifically, I was eating lettuce, tomatoes, cheese, salad dressing (low-fat Ranch), coffee (which I drank during p2)...drawing a blank with everything else.

I've had Crohn's previously, Colleen, and have been in remission from it for nearly 10 years. I asked the doc if this could be a flair up, but based on bloodwork, he didn't think so (sed rate was fine). We'll have it confirmed with the CT Scan results. It very likely could be something completely unrelated, but the timing of it is awfully unusual. I guess we'll see.

07-08-2012, 08:37 PM	#6
teentodiefows Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 558 Senior Member	Sorry you're going through that. Could you share what you're trying to eat? It might have been the soy in the dressing on that first meal. Soy is terrible for you. you might also try taking some digestive enzymes. I think there is something else going on here far above what you did or didn't do on your hcg diet. Interesting about the Soy, but I don't think that's it. Mainly because I used Braggs Liquid Aminos to flavor dishes during P2 and had no problems. I've always had "slight" issues with milk products, making me think that I may be lactose intolerant, so I NEVER drink milk, but do have the occasional slice of cheese . I've never had that confirmed by a doctor, but noticeably, when I would eat anything dairy, I was worse. All products high in fiber were my main sources of pain and diarrhea, which is why the doc pulled me off. Specifically, I was eating lettuce, tomatoes, cheese, salad dressing (low-fat Ranch), coffee (which I drank during p2)...drawing a blank with everything else. I've had Crohn's previously, Colleen, and have been in remission from it for nearly 10 years. I asked the doc if this could be a flair up, but based on bloodwork, he didn't think so (sed rate was fine). We'll have it confirmed with the CT Scan results. It very likely could be something completely unrelated, but the timing of it is awfully unusual. I guess we'll see.
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