i've never been allergic to anything in my life, by after i eat anything with banana or avacado i feel nausiated with an upet stomach until it goes down... it sometimes happens with pineapple too...but mostly bananas and avacados.
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Many people are allergic to banana. If you still want to enjoy banana, then eat 1-2 cardamom after eating banana. It may sound wierd but you must find the result
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I sympathise as I have the same problem.\n\nMost of mine seems to be brought on by stress, though some foods do trigger it.\n\nI've done a test http://www.yorktest.com/ that told me I was intolerant to lactose/dairy, gluten and eggs. However I find that a combination of brown bread and natural yoghurt will settle me down - so it's best to go on what YOU find out rather than what people say.\n\nSpice will always set me off, but I love spice, so I do have it every so often, but I try and plan it, so that I take the tablets prescribed beforehand so that I'm less likely to be severely affected.\n\nI have got a LOT better since I started meditating - it gives me a little time to de-stress. It's fun to do it with a group - I did it for a time with a local buddhist-run group - but it's nice on your own too. Try http://www.wildmind.org for to get you started - the Mindfulness of Breathing and the Metta Bhavana meditations are both really nice. Burning some Nag Champa Agarbatti incense helps too, plus smells lovely.\n\nBasically experiment with removing foods from your diet for a short time, and also see if you can notice any pattern e.g. is it worse when you eat a particular food.\n\nIf you notice a food or foods that help relieve it a little, keep a stock. Even if it makes you feel a little better it's good.\n\nIf you can't control it by diet alone, see if your doctor can help you with tablets. You may be able to get over the counter Immodium to work, but it didn't with me so I ended up getting Lomotil prescribed by the doctor. But I only use that when I really have to, so as not to build up a tolerance to it.\n\nI'm a lot better now than I was, but it does come and go - sometimes I can be fine for wekks, then have a bit of an attack for a few weeks, but it's getting better.\n\nGood luck!
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Since it sounds like you already brush and floss regularly It could only be two culprits:\n1. Your tongue\n2. What ever is or isn't in your stomach\n\nIf you are not allergic to avocados, you may want to try eating 1/2 to a whole one each day. You'll notice right away that your breath stays fresher longer and the more you eat them, the less problem you'll have with your breath. I happened upon this little benefit of the avocado while eating them to control my blood pressure, so I did a little research. I've included a link you can go to, but just do a google search and you can find all the info you need. Good luck.
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go have a food intolerance test done. you may find that you actually eating the wrong types of food, and thats whats making you feel so drained and lethargic. i was feeling like that a few months ago and it drove me insane, as i "thought" i ate correctly, went to gym, and am fairly healthy. went for the test and it showed that i had a sensitivity towards lactose and wheat. ive since cut those out of my diet and it most certainly has made a huge difference in my energy levels as my body was struggling to digest those food items.\n\nand my skin has actually improved too. i know thats not relevant, but there you go...
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According to allergy tests, I'm allergic to wheat, milk, corn, eggs, chocolate and I'm also allergic to dust, mold, trees, weeds and just about everything.  I'm also allergic to dyes and preservatives in foods. and  I did best when I avoided the dyes and preservatives  but it's is very hard.
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I was having panic attacks and found out I was allergic to cow's milk. It sounds weird, but the attacks went away once I was off milk.  Good luck to you I know they can be crippling.  You also might want to cut out caffine, reduce you sugar intake and try some calming chamomile tea.
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You may have a potassium deficiency. I used to get Charlie horses all of the time and I was told this was the reason why. Banana's are high in potassium so you can eat those or get a good vitamin and take daily. Also as soon as you feel one coming on get up and walk immediately and it will keep it from hitting you so hard but you have to get up before the muscle tightens so tight that you can't walk so be quick. Walk through the tightness, don't tip toe through it or it will cramp all the up just as bad as it would have if you didn't get up at all.
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It probably varies from person to person.  You may not be affected by food at all.  I'd go easy on the foods that I knew caused irritation and begin to use them gradually and see what happens.  These links should help.  Best of luck.
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I have an intolerance to fish, but not shellfish.  My throat doesn't swell up, and I don't get the standard symptoms.  The way thd doctor explained it to me when I was little, "I'm not allergic to it, but my stomach is"  I like fish but fish hates me.
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It depends.... you could have had an allergic reaction to something you ate (next time you get try and remember what you ate) or it could be an allergic reaction to the sun ...It could also be an allergic reaction to anything... or bodies are weird and sometimes things that we use on a daily basis that have never given us any probelms will give us an allergic reaction.
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My husband gets a terrible stomach ache after eating fish etc.Its best to just leave those things that bother you alone. He now takes Nexium and it helps a lot with some of the other things he is bothered with. Maybe his doctor can suggest something.
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What kind of restaurants?  To be honest, this sounds exactly like an allergic reaction to MSG, a food additive, to me!  And that would explain why it doesn't happen at home.
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I have heard of this it's called ASA. It's not an allergy to proteins all together, it's an allergy to one or more of the amino acids that make up proteins. Most of the time this disorder goes undiagnosed and proves fatal. I just watched a show about this on Discovery Health like 20 minutes ago and the little girls hair was breaking off and she just kept getting violently ill when they introduced solid foods to her.
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Someone with a small stomach may notice more easily when it starts to get empty. I prefer to eat a small amount throughout the day & to avoid discomfort. I don't like nor am really able to "pig out" & eat anymore than is comfortable.  The more I eat out of what is normal for me, the more I am likely to experience pain when the stomach starts to feel empty. I am naturally thin, as is my family. Don't know if there is any significance to size or if a large persom may experience the same. I too am somewhat lactose intolerant & have been tested for numerous ailments to no avail.
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hmmm...get a doctor...are you allergic to any thing like bees?
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For me, I get stuffed up when I have certain foods, and I thingk it is something like an allergic reaction. Ice cream and mozzarella cheese are big ones for me in that regard. Maybe you are frequently having something to eat that is mucous forming, like alot of dairy and wheat products are.
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I have had this happen to me before.  I think it was during the time my doctor eventually decided I had acid reflux.  I worried about cancer too.  But my doctor just gave me a wry smile like I was a hypocondriac and scoffed, "Oh yeah, what other symptoms do you have?"  It ended up being nothing and several years later after  talking to other people I discovered this is actually pretty common thing to go through.  I haven't had that happen to me in several years, now. But when I was having that happen to me it was on and off for several years.