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]]> By: Diabetic Weight Loss http://www.xlogit.com/xlsyu/archives/221#comment-27232 Diabetic Weight Loss Fri, 21 Mar 2008 04:09:42 +0000 http://www.xlogit.com/xlsyu/archives/221#comment-27232 Perhaps one of the reasons for failure in weight loss is to believe it's all about being fat. When there's more to it. It's the additives placed into our foods such as soy, grains, and excitotoxins. It's the food not being fully digested in our colon and fermenting. It's the antibiotics we ingest when we get a sniffle. All of these play a role in our being overweight. Perhaps one of the reasons for failure in weight loss is to believe it’s all about being fat. When there’s more to it. It’s the additives placed into our foods such as soy, grains, and excitotoxins. It’s the food not being fully digested in our colon and fermenting. It’s the antibiotics we ingest when we get a sniffle. All of these play a role in our being overweight.

]]> By: Tori Kelly http://www.xlogit.com/xlsyu/archives/221#comment-24161 Tori Kelly Mon, 14 Jan 2008 02:07:30 +0000 http://www.xlogit.com/xlsyu/archives/221#comment-24161 Hello. In January, 2007, I started yet another diet, and lost yet another 20 pounds, quickly. In March, I had such bad heartburn, salty tasty in my mouth and pain, that I figured I had kidney problems. I explained everything to the doctor, and he was sure it was gallbladder. I was sent of for tests, thinking he was a quack. Had he not heard me? back pain....salty taste in my mouth. That would HAVE to be kidneys. Anyway, not only was it gallbladder, but about a week later, it had to be removed in a laporascopic procedure. And I read that weight loss can lead to gallbladder problems, and your article gave some good statistics to support the link. Anyway, here it is, January 2008, and I'm starting my usual diet, having gained back those 20# and then some, and the salty taste is in my mouth. So, now I wonder, if the gallbladder is gone, what does my body do now? Am I know hurting my liver? I'm 41 and realize that I really have to nip this problem. I've been a yo-yo dieter since I was 10!! It's becoming a very unhealthy cycle. Hello. In January, 2007, I started yet another diet, and lost yet another 20 pounds, quickly. In March, I had such bad heartburn, salty tasty in my mouth and pain, that I figured I had kidney problems. I explained everything to the doctor, and he was sure it was gallbladder. I was sent of for tests, thinking he was a quack. Had he not heard me? back pain….salty taste in my mouth. That would HAVE to be kidneys. Anyway, not only was it gallbladder, but about a week later, it had to be removed in a laporascopic procedure. And I read that weight loss can lead to gallbladder problems, and your article gave some good statistics to support the link. Anyway, here it is, January 2008, and I’m starting my usual diet, having gained back those 20# and then some, and the salty taste is in my mouth. So, now I wonder, if the gallbladder is gone, what does my body do now? Am I know hurting my liver? I’m 41 and realize that I really have to nip this problem. I’ve been a yo-yo dieter since I was 10!! It’s becoming a very unhealthy cycle.

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