Some updates:
- I haven’t been to the gym in several weeks but this is due to my schedule rather than sheer laziness. I’ll be going back this week.
- Have been going to yoga classes. Unfortunately, my flexibility doesn’t seem to have improved.
- Muscle soreness continues to come and go. Hopefully more yoga will help.
- More than a week later, I still haven’t completely gotten over my cold.
It’s frustrating to see so little improvement since this blog started.
On another note, I went to see a naturopath for the first time a few weeks ago. She sent me to get a food sensitivity test done. According to this test, I am sensitive to wheat, gluten, cheese, yeast … the list was quite extensive and I don’t remember all of it. To ease me in, the naturopath suggested I start with avoiding bread, cheese, milk, and white sugar. I didn’t think white sugar would be a problem because I don’t crave sweets. Then I realized there is white sugar in a lot of savoury foods as well, especially processed food. Avoiding processed food is definitely a good idea. But I enjoy eating out and you don’t really know what goes in the food you eat at restaurants. I also love bread and cheese and a few days ago, I caved in and ate a whole pizza. This is going to be challenging. Even as I write this, all I can think of is PIZZA.
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Grace, thats terrible news!
I have one friend who is lactose intolerant and has a gluten allergy, and entered in a pizze eating challenge. He won, but felt so ill for the next week. I can’t blame him (or you!), pizza is delicious.
There are lots of gluten-free friendly restaurants in the area…
http://www.urbanspoon.com/t/14/1/Vancouver/Gluten-free-friendly-restaurants
Getting around dairy might be a little more challenging. Is it the lactose you’re allergic to? or the fat content in cheese?
Is there such a thing as soy cheese? or lactose-free cheese? i feel like there should be.
Thanks for the link. I think it’s both the lactose and the fat content in the cheese that I should be avoiding. I’ve tried soy cheese and sadly it’s just not the same.
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