Was in a massive Sjogrens flare. Stopped eating for a month. Collapsing aside, my inflammation was fixed.
Did a month on sweet potatoes. Very boring but same result.
Did a month on sweet potatoes. Very boring but same result.
Non trigger foods, ie. sweet potatoes allow me to avoid such problems.
As to well managed. No, not really. I was physically doing much better when taking proper meds, (plaqunial)
However side effects were to much.
Just for an extreme example to make the point - say some diet included a poisonous component as well as the antidote. Those eating the diet may well be just fine. However if somebody else simply looked at the poisonous part and copied only that, they would not do so well.
I'm not saying sweet potatoes are bad. And I'm sure this was a somewhat flippant statement, but this is the kind of thinking we're very prone to and I think it's important to recognize when it actually tries to lead us down the wrong path.
This was a pure desperation move.
I have experience here, literally with isolation diets for immune issues on starches, common for immunologists to run, see AIP which can start extreme down to one thing. I had a friend who had to do a super intense version, luckily, mine was quick.
There’s no problem with flippant statements, just bad faith replies that try and pick fights over nothing.
Also didn’t claim benefit. It’s potato. If there were some significant problem we’d have known by now.
I was specifically taking umbrage with the reasoning provided - X does a lot of Y in their complex thing and gets good results, so lots of Y can't be bad - and tried to be clear about that.
> gets good results
You claim I said it’s “good”, but I said “can’t be bad” in relation to a short term allergy diet. Your super pedantic bone you picked is based on exaggerating what I said twice and generalizing it out of context, which is funny coming from a pedant.
Boiled or microwaved. Always plain.
I Felt a lot better afterwards.