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Title: Living with Food Intolerance
Author: Alex Gazzola
Narrator: Brogan West
Format: Unabridged
Length: 4 hrs and 47 mins
Language: English
Release date: 07-13-09
Publisher: Matrix Digital Publishing
Ratings: 2.5 of 5 out of 3 votes
Genres: Self Development, Motivation & Inspiration
Publisher's Summary:
Intolerance, which can stem from staples in the Western diet such as wheat and dairy products, provokes various adverse reactions ranging from upset stomachs and rashes to tiredness and migraine. Unlike food allergies, however, food intolerance can often be managed by cutting down on foods or avoiding them for a while, rather than excluding them permanently. This book covers symptoms, causes, common culprit foods and diagnosis, as well as providing practical help for living with and recovering from your intolerance.
Members Reviews:
Thank god for this book
My young son has just been diagnosed as suffering with various food intolerances. I rushed out and snapped up a few books on the topic and this one stood out from the others.
It explains stuff in a straight forward and easy to understand manner and really helped to put my mind at ease when it comes to providing food for my child. Such a relief to find this audio book.
Brilliant!
This book is simply Awesome for anyone who has any sort of intolernace to any sort of food. It was an absolute saviour for me!
You can still enjoy a social meal
As one who is allergic to dairy products and, according to the exclusion diet I did, peas, bananas, chicken, citrus fruit and lots more, handling what everyone else takes for granted can be really, really frustrating.
But it's not all bad. I cooked for a friend who has a life threatening allergy to almost everything as far as I could tell (dairy, chicken, pepper (yes, pepper), peas, beans, and on and on).
As a fellow food allergy sufferer I understood what it's like to go to a dinner party and expect to eat only 40% of what's on offer and feel guilty about being a pain.
I cooked him a full on three course meal - he had to check the recipe books I'd used to make sure there was nothing in there that was going to kill him. It was the first full meal he'd eaten in ages.
This is the sort of approach "Living with Food Intolerance" takes. The emphasis is on Living. You've got it so accept it and find solutions. Keep it in proportion and be creative.
Depending upon how severe your allergy is you can, as I do, occasionally indulge in the odd bit of cream on the dessert or whatever it is you shouldn't eat.
But 1. It really is frustrating and a bit of a social burden, 2. You're not alone, 3. There are ways of dealing with it that this books succinctly outlines much better than my rambling review.
In short it's a good starting point for the right philosophy that you'll need to develop.