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Re: J.P. Licks Non Dairy Sorbert Dairy Symptoms       02/26/06 11:30 AM Edit Reply Quote penpal Reged: 01/19/06 Posts: 56 Loc: Pacific Northwest Sorbet does not usually contain dairy products but it is high in sugar or corn syrup (depending on what they use as a sweetener). Foods high in any kind of sugar are a trigger for some people with IBS. If I'm having a bad IBS-C attack, I usually go on a bland diet for a couple of days (foods I'm pretty sure are "safe" i.e. oatmeal, bananas, rice, fish, toast, protein shakes) to give my colon a chance to recover from the offending food. -------------------- Penny Print     Remind Me     Notify Moderator

Entire thread J.P. Licks Non Dairy Sorbert Dairy Symptoms Naturapanic 02/26/06 09:50 AM a few comments.. khyricat 02/27/06 05:46 AM Were there any "gums" or stabilizing agents? Wind 02/26/06 01:38 PM Re: J.P. Licks Non Dairy Sorbert Dairy Symptoms penpal 02/26/06 11:30 AM Re: J.P. Licks Non Dairy Sorbert Dairy Symptoms Naturapanic 02/26/06 12:16 PM Re: J.P. Licks Non Dairy Sorbert Dairy Symptoms Gracie 02/26/06 11:04 AM

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