Day three and back to work for the first time in over a week. Last night's meal: 2.5L OJ (pasteurized) + 150g sugar drank over course of two hours in evening, followed by 300g sashimi an hour later. Bed an hour after that. Since I am quite active at work I am not sure how my muscle glycogen will hol...

Discovery! There is pulp even in Tropicana no-pulp OJ. Perhaps this explains the minor gas (mild odour) that I experienced on my first two days back on Wai (WWD version). I caught this detail last night half-way through my evening meal when I found pulp deposited on the sides of my OJ glass. Caught ...

Okay... so it's my second day on the WWD (Wai Warrior Diet - so much easier to abbreviate, no?). Anyhow, my evening meal started out kinda interesting. I finished 1.5L OJ with 75g sugar in about 3 minutes or so. Most of the way through I almost didn't feel like drinking anymore, but then I burped an...

Hi again everyone! It has been just over three years since I last attempted the Wai Diet. I am an active 42 year old male, approximately 5'10" (178cm) and 170Lbs (77Kg). I work as an order puller in an organic produce warehouse on Canada's west coast. My job keeps me physically active all day and in...

Having read this thread in its entirety I am encouraged to give the Wai Warrior approach a shot. It seems much more preferable and feasible than the original diet. Certainly helps to know this time around as I recommit that I don't tolerate egg yolk. Fish and oj it is. @RRM: If one is moderately act...

http://www.greenmedinfo.com/article/milk-wheat-rice-and-components-found-within-meat-have-opiate-properties During the last two decades a variety of food protein fragments has been demonstrated to elicit biological effects in various in vitro or in vivo test systems. A considerable part of these bio...

From: Journal of Neurological and Orthopedic Medical Surgery (1993) 12:227-231 An Apparent Relation of Nightshades (Solanaceae) to Arthritis N.F. Childers, Ph.D.1,2, and M.S. Margoles, M.D.3 http://noarthritis.com/research.htm Synopsis... Diet appears to be a factor in the etiology of arthritis base...

I realize that there is a lack of evidence to support blood type dieting. I just find it interesting that I have a problem with many of the foods that are supposedly bad for my type, and that I noted these problems prior to my knowledge of blood type dieting. Coincidence could certainly explain this...

The degree of dependence would of course be related to one's opiate receptors which differs from person to person. I have a hard time with opiate withdrawal.

I'm not sure that this site addresses the specific neurological/physical symptoms that can accompany withdrawal from opiates and other chemical components in food (will examine specific threads further), but proper initial counseling/knowledge support would likely increase individual success rates a...

Food reactions don't only occur when one ingests something as illustrated by Pavlov. A craving/perception of availabilty can initiate a physiological cascade of reactions in the absence of the food itself. A cocaine addict will feel the need to move their bowels when they anticipate the use of the s...

It doesn't. My bad.

Sorry for the late response, I didn't notice that you had replied. :oops: From: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11103270 The presence of tetrahydro-beta-carbolines and beta-carbolines was studied in raw, cooked and smoked fish and meat. 1,2,3,4-Tetrahydro-beta-carboline-3-carboxylic acid (THCA) u...

From: http://www.ehow.com/facts_6509298_blood-fungus_.html One serious blood fungus pathogen is Candida albicans. According to the Centers for Disease Control website, Candidemia---a condition caused by Candida albicans---may be the fourth-biggest agent of overall bloodstream infections in the U.S. ...

Regular bath/hand soap kills bacteria but not fungus. If it did you could clear up athlete's foot by taking a bath. The floral balance that exists in the digestive tract also exists on the skin. Using soap disrupts this balance and can actually promote yeast/fungal infections of the skin.