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Why do I feel sick?
      #312570 - 08/04/07 11:24 AM
Zara

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My doctor ran tests for SIBO, fructose and lactose malbabsorption. They all came back negative. So why do I feel sick when I eat a lot of dried fruits? I don't think that raisins are that high in IF, are they? When I eat them at night I just feel terrible the next day so I thought maybe I was fructose intolerant. Apparently I'm not. So why do I feel sick?

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Re: Why do I feel sick? new
      #312571 - 08/04/07 11:54 AM
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I'm still new at this but maybe their skins, like any other dried fruit, are high in IF, even though their insides are soluble. I hope I got that right. Maybe someone out there can correct me if I'm not.

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      #312573 - 08/04/07 12:45 PM
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Which dried fruits are you having difficulty with?


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Re: Why do I feel sick? new
      #312574 - 08/04/07 12:45 PM
yoffie

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dried fruit is incredibly gassy and hard to digest even for those without ibs

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Re: Why do I feel sick? new
      #312586 - 08/05/07 05:06 AM
Zara

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Quote:

I'm still new at this but maybe their skins, like any other dried fruit, are high in IF, even though their insides are soluble. I hope I got that right. Maybe someone out there can correct me if I'm not.




Thanks, although I don't think it's the IF in this case. It just feel different.

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Which dried fruits are you having difficulty with?





Mostly raisins. Although I've gotten sick after papaya and mango. Prunes are automatically a no-no.

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dried fruit is incredibly gassy and hard to digest even for those without ibs




Is there any that is better than other?

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Re: Why do I feel sick? new
      #312607 - 08/05/07 03:21 PM
Betharoo

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do you dry the fruits yourself? alot of store bought dried fruit has suplhites in it, maybe that could be what you are reacting to?

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Re: Why do I feel sick? new
      #312616 - 08/05/07 06:14 PM
Little Minnie

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Yes dried fruits are high in IF! They should never be eaten alone. Some people can handle them in baked goods or oatmeal, but most never eat them without SF and some can't eat them at all. They are on the IF list.

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