Stopping munching cravings

[Guest guest]

I have a problem with always wanting to nibble. And my problem is that I'm

diabetic, my body doesn't digest fat properly, and my cholesterol is coming

down via drugs.

 

Dexatrim and that type of drug works fine, but would rather use aroma

therapy if something is available.

 

What do some of you use? I love cinnamon (like in rolls, not hot tamales)

and have to fight to pass the donut place on the way to work.

 

Thanks for input.

 

Linda in Kansas

[Guest guest]

Not an AT answer....

 

According to Donald Lepore in his book, The Ultimate Healing System, an

inability to digest fats is often due to a lack of sulfur. A digestive enzyme

which includes lipase is something I would try as well as supplementing for a

while with sulfur laden foods and possibly MSM.

 

But sugar cravings almost always point to an overgrowth of yeast--generally a

result of taking prescription drugs and not taking probiotics.

 

Not medical advice, just some generalizations based on my experiences thus far.

Contact me privately if you want. slpedigo

 

SaraLou

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Linda or John Bee

Friday, September 01, 2000 11:06 PM

[AX] Stopping munching cravings

 

 

I have a problem with always wanting to nibble. And my problem is that I'm

diabetic, my body doesn't digest fat properly, and my cholesterol is coming

down via drugs.

 

Dexatrim and that type of drug works fine, but would rather use aroma

therapy if something is available.

 

What do some of you use? I love cinnamon (like in rolls, not hot tamales)

and have to fight to pass the donut place on the way to work.

 

Thanks for input.

 

Linda in Kansas