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<blockquote data-quote="fendertele" data-source="post: 1881596" data-attributes="member: 490679"><p>Hey everyone hope all is well,</p><p></p><p>I'm about to do a shopping soon and struggling with what I should be looking for there is a lot of conflicting things</p><p></p><p>Along with Low Gi, i'm trying to go gluten/dairy free so this limits me even more so as I have estrogen dominance issues.</p><p></p><p>So far I have that any veg besides potatoes are a go, fruit wise everything bar really ripe ones like bananas are okay sticking with mainly grapes,cherries,berries and apples.</p><p></p><p>Meat wise it gets tougher as I find red meat hard to digest and a lot of meats contain hormones and some have wheat in them which would possibly contain gluten ? I eat a lot of chicken however it can become tiresome having it all the time and would like some variety .</p><p></p><p>I also have gluten free oats which I enjoy however finding a dairy alternative is hard with them.... the coconut milk I thought was a winner although unsweetened in the lower corner of the carton in small writing " with rice" so that's out... and soya is estrogenic, so an alternative here would be great for having with oats.</p><p></p><p>sauces, grains, breads, condiments, sweeteners are my biggest challenge...</p><p></p><p>should I be aiming for high fat,protein in comparison on the ingredients list or is there more to it than just the macronutrients ?</p><p></p><p>a lot of the brand things like hellmans mayo contain sugar as do Heinze ketchup.. Heinz beans etc... I struggle to eat any meal without some sort of sauce to accompany it..</p><p></p><p>and for treats/sweets i'm basically just eating dark chocolate.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fendertele, post: 1881596, member: 490679"] Hey everyone hope all is well, I'm about to do a shopping soon and struggling with what I should be looking for there is a lot of conflicting things Along with Low Gi, i'm trying to go gluten/dairy free so this limits me even more so as I have estrogen dominance issues. So far I have that any veg besides potatoes are a go, fruit wise everything bar really ripe ones like bananas are okay sticking with mainly grapes,cherries,berries and apples. Meat wise it gets tougher as I find red meat hard to digest and a lot of meats contain hormones and some have wheat in them which would possibly contain gluten ? I eat a lot of chicken however it can become tiresome having it all the time and would like some variety . I also have gluten free oats which I enjoy however finding a dairy alternative is hard with them.... the coconut milk I thought was a winner although unsweetened in the lower corner of the carton in small writing " with rice" so that's out... and soya is estrogenic, so an alternative here would be great for having with oats. sauces, grains, breads, condiments, sweeteners are my biggest challenge... should I be aiming for high fat,protein in comparison on the ingredients list or is there more to it than just the macronutrients ? a lot of the brand things like hellmans mayo contain sugar as do Heinze ketchup.. Heinz beans etc... I struggle to eat any meal without some sort of sauce to accompany it.. and for treats/sweets i'm basically just eating dark chocolate. [/QUOTE]
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