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I can do them cooked, but never uncooked       07/22/05 12:30 PM Edit Reply Quote Nelly Reged: 08/06/04 Posts: 4381 Loc: Within stray mortar fire of DC I'd rather die than eat an uncooked tomato. They're easier for me to digest if they're stewed. This is actually one of the first foods I realized I could not have. Before they are cooked, the fiber is just too much for me, and I'll get D 30 minutes after tasting one. If I have a cooked one, I can usually take enough imodium to prevent myself from having an attack. Keep in mind, Everybody's Different, so what might work for some will not work for others. Other problem foods I absolutely MUST avoid are mangos, apples, asperagus and applesause. These are 100% death to my stomach. ~nelly~ Straight IBS-D Print     Remind Me     Notify Moderator

Entire thread Are tomatoes safe? Cassandrea 07/20/05 11:43 AM Re: Are tomatoes safe? DanaNoel 07/20/05 01:23 PM Does everyone cook and peel the tomato? Cyndy 07/21/05 04:20 PM Re: Does everyone cook and peel the tomato? Sand 07/22/05 05:45 AM Nope and yep! Linz 07/22/05 02:20 AM Re: Are tomatoes safe? belinda 07/20/05 12:42 PM Why are tomatoes safer UNCOOKED? Cyndy 07/21/05 04:28 PM Re: Why are tomatoes safer UNCOOKED? retrograde 07/21/05 05:44 PM Re: Why are tomatoes safer UNCOOKED? DanaNoel 07/21/05 05:28 PM I can do them cooked, but never uncooked Nelly 07/22/05 12:30 PM Re: Are tomatoes safe? Linz 07/20/05 12:05 PM

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