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BlackRose

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  1. are thoughts are with you and your family!!
  2. https://tenor.com/view/winner-looks-like-we-have-a-winner-dingdingding-puppet-gif-16634820
  3. he is cod5 player @babyback
  4. was minus 12 but with wind chill was minus 21 today,,
  5. membership is by admin invite only.
  6. wtf!!! thats nasty,,,
  7. You need want to be here,,not just so you dont get redirected!!lolol
  8. wow how cool is it to walk around a building that you play on!!lol
  9. wow played these long time ago,,lol
  10. yes what a surprise,,have not read why yet..
  11. yes but patients have suggested other wise,,that was my point..and not causing but making it worse
  12. Happy New year all
  13. Hello Happy New YEars!!
  14. A simple search for “foods to avoid with diverticulitis” or “what not to eat for diverticulitis” will show you nuts and seeds, corn and popcorn. You will also find recommendations to avoid seeds in fruits and vegetables like tomatoes, zucchini, cucumbers, strawberries and raspberries. In fact, for years we’ve been taught these foods can literally get stuck in diverticula, causing irritation and eventually diverticulitis. But this theory has never been proven, and research actually shows no link. A large study in 47,228 men found no associations with nut, corn, or popcorn consumption and diverticulitis, after 18 years of follow-up (20, 21). In saying that, anecdotal evidence (patient reports) consistently suggests that seeds are an issue, such as sesame seeds on a bread roll. So evidence is really a mixed bag, it might be better to err on the side of caution and avoid seeds at least. I wish I could give a more concrete recommendation but there really is no consensus at this stage. Summary: Nuts, seeds, corn, popcorn and fruits and vegetables with seeds may be safe to eat with diverticular disease, but the current scientific evidence clashes with patient reports. It might be a good idea to avoid seeds just in case. https://www.dietvsdisease.org/diverticulitis-diet/?gclid=CjwKCAiA8bqOBhANEiwA-sIlN2ZqKSLHltSSzRm5DmY07oOLmzKnetRD75ZMcLiLusqy-q27yVy72RoCyTcQAvD_BwE I Have a friend with this issue and her doctor said to avoid seeds,,she has and no flare up,,I think the difference is in what causes and what gives flare up or make it worse.
  15. I still eat everything,,just use diff ingriedients,,I have pie,,almond flour coc nut flour crust,,I dont use sugar I use erytheral etc...I dont miss anything Food is an addiction many ppl have the hardest time getting past. Sugare feeds cancer,,its as hard as stopping cocian or heroin
  16. about time!! WELCOME!!!!
  17. sugar and wheat and so toxic to our bodies.. Its amazing what you find out after years of eating,,I eat healthy ppl say,,no you dont,,lolol I dont touch flax seeds anymore,,did you know spinach is actually a posionuos plant!!lolol you can keep other bugs off you r crops with it. Ive been doing research for about 4 years now after being told I was t2 diabetic,,,im border line actually along with at least 50 % of the population,,lol I stopped eating wheat and sugar and an no longer diabetic.
  18. Wishing all the best,,lets hope they are just plain lipomas!!
  19. just scroll on by,,like I just did to everyones responce!!! We have a politics forum,,post it there.
  20. Hey Larry!!Welcome
  21. wierd,,I would have said using the same game but that not the issue...
  22. my fav game type,,hope others get on!!
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