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Re: Are mornings bad for you too?       10/28/06 09:07 AM Edit Reply Quote line415 Reged: 09/09/06 Posts: 976 Loc: New Jersey Have you been following Heather's diet and taking any soluble fiber supplements? Mornings are awful for me too and Heather states that in her book also. Added stress of getting out in the morning doesn't help either. Since I've started Acacia and the diet, my mornings have been better (not great, but better). Also, I didn't used to eat anything b/c I was nervous about d, but you should eat something soluble as soon as you wake up to settle your stomach. If it's bad, take immodium the night before and that should at least lesson the severity/frequency of attacks before you have to get out the door. I totally hear your pain and stress...hang in there. -------------------- Originally IBS-D for a million years! Then IBS-A, Now a transformed slightly C Print     Remind Me     Notify Moderator

Entire thread Are mornings bad for you too? yvette71 10/28/06 08:51 AM Re: Are mornings bad for you too? tummalarkey 10/28/06 09:34 AM Re: Are mornings bad for you too? line415 10/28/06 09:07 AM Re: Are mornings bad for you too? yvette71 10/28/06 11:51 AM Two to three weeks of trying Acacia isn't very long. -nt- Sand 10/28/06 02:03 PM How long should I give it, then??? -nt- yvette71 10/31/06 11:26 AM Re: How long should I give it, then??? -nt- Sand 10/31/06 02:41 PM

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