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Once again.
I am now back to very few foods (lamb, potatoes including chips in olive oil,oats, squash, onions, coconut + rock candy for sucking on, tea and lemon.

Somehow I have to get a handle on this. Yesterday was SO bad.

My GI will be away till the 12th, so no reply about PPS.
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I couldn't handle onions, nor lemon while I was recovering. Are you sure that they are safe for you? Neither one of them contains very much in the way of essential nutrients, so avoiding them for a few days shouldn't cause any nutritional risks, and it might be a worthwhile experiment, if you haven't already thoroughly tested them.

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I have, and the MRT confirms with a tiny green, which is why I kept them. They never caused me problems.
If I cut them out there is not much to eat at all and flavoring is impossible. I know I will live on potato chips. Horrible thought!
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