Comments on: Food Sensitivities http://blog.mrfire.com/food-sensitivities/ Thoughts, news, riffs and reviews by Dr. Joe Vitale ("Mr. Fire!") about marketing, publicity, selling, hypnosis, copywriting, books, fitness, metaphysics, "The Secret" and anything else he cares to comment on, including healing, humor, the Internet and yes, maybe even sex. Thu, 29 Jul 2010 05:15:58 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: Laura http://blog.mrfire.com/food-sensitivities/comment-page-1/#comment-142386 Laura Sun, 02 May 2010 16:59:50 +0000 http://blog.mrfire.com/?p=449#comment-142386 Hi Joe, I've recently learned I'm sensitive to gluten and suspect additional foods as well. I've been researching food sensitivities and types of testing in hopes of finding a good Dr. or other practitioner. I found your post through a web search. I live in the Austin area and was excited and surprised to learn you live nearby! If you don't mind sharing, I would appreciate any recommendations on local doctors, testing centers or other resources (like the delivery service you mentioned) that have made the process of dealing with your food sensitivities easier. Thank you for all you do! Peace to you, L Hi Joe,
I’ve recently learned I’m sensitive to gluten and suspect additional foods as well. I’ve been researching food sensitivities and types of testing in hopes of finding a good Dr. or other practitioner. I found your post through a web search. I live in the Austin area and was excited and surprised to learn you live nearby! If you don’t mind sharing, I would appreciate any recommendations on local doctors, testing centers or other resources (like the delivery service you mentioned) that have made the process of dealing with your food sensitivities easier. Thank you for all you do!
Peace to you,
L

]]> By: Eva http://blog.mrfire.com/food-sensitivities/comment-page-1/#comment-129718 Eva Sun, 07 Mar 2010 17:04:22 +0000 http://blog.mrfire.com/?p=449#comment-129718 The raw food lifestyle works best for me and many others I know. After going raw all my food allergies AND food sensitivities disappeared within a very short period of time. Going raw showed me how easy it is to become clear (in your mind) if you put the right food into your body,- well, the right one for me :-) The raw food lifestyle works best for me and many others I know. After going raw all my food allergies AND food sensitivities disappeared within a very short period of time. Going raw showed me how easy it is to become clear (in your mind) if you put the right food into your body,- well, the right one for me :-)

]]> By: Margarita http://blog.mrfire.com/food-sensitivities/comment-page-1/#comment-69228 Margarita Wed, 15 Jul 2009 04:09:29 +0000 http://blog.mrfire.com/?p=449#comment-69228 Hello, there, my comment is not directly related to food sensitivity per se, but you may find it interesting... I have recently become a Vegan (since last October) due to compassionate reasons. While I had no problems to begin with, once I gave up animal products completely I started to have so much more energy and generally so much more in peace and love with the whole Universe (due to the fact I know that I am causing as little harm as possible, I think). Also, I have been given all kinds of gifts in return. First of all, I found out that this lifestyle is so healthy and it is so good for me. I was not thinking about myself, but once I looked beyond my own needs (did something for the poor animals), I was rewarded with better health. So, I see the Law of Attraction at work here - I gave and I received back in kind. And generally, just some really interesting things happened and it felt like they were rewards. Gourmet cooking is one of my passions, and one of the reasons why I tried veganism was because I wanted food to be enjoyment of all senses. To me, every meal is like a celebration, so death pretty much does not belog there for me. It has been lots of fun making all the gourmet vegan dishes, even meat eaters love them. And it has been so much fun also with people getting so shocked: "what do you eat????" :):):) I have tried to find any information about what Law of Attraction has to say about veganism and cruelty free life style in general, but I have not found anything on the subject. So, I am thinking that the vegan lifestyle is in fact one of those "giving without strings attached" things, which can pay you back in kind. I hope I am right on this one, and if I am, I could suggest this to anyone who is suspecting that what they eat is making them feel bad. Besides the chemical components, there is also very bad energy associated with animal products (something was taken away in a bad way and "everything is energy", so it does not go anywhere - we consume it). I have been reading The Attractor Factor book I just purchased - what a great book, so many things just make so much more sense now. Warm Regards to Joe and Nerissa, Margarita Hello, there, my comment is not directly related to food sensitivity per se, but you may find it interesting… I have recently become a Vegan (since last October) due to compassionate reasons. While I had no problems to begin with, once I gave up animal products completely I started to have so much more energy and generally so much more in peace and love with the whole Universe (due to the fact I know that I am causing as little harm as possible, I think). Also, I have been given all kinds of gifts in return. First of all, I found out that this lifestyle is so healthy and it is so good for me. I was not thinking about myself, but once I looked beyond my own needs (did something for the poor animals), I was rewarded with better health. So, I see the Law of Attraction at work here – I gave and I received back in kind. And generally, just some really interesting things happened and it felt like they were rewards.

Gourmet cooking is one of my passions, and one of the reasons why I tried veganism was because I wanted food to be enjoyment of all senses. To me, every meal is like a celebration, so death pretty much does not belog there for me. It has been lots of fun making all the gourmet vegan dishes, even meat eaters love them. And it has been so much fun also with people getting so shocked: “what do you eat????” :) :):)

I have tried to find any information about what Law of Attraction has to say about veganism and cruelty free life style in general, but I have not found anything on the subject. So, I am thinking that the vegan lifestyle is in fact one of those “giving without strings attached” things, which can pay you back in kind. I hope I am right on this one, and if I am, I could suggest this to anyone who is suspecting that what they eat is making them feel bad. Besides the chemical components, there is also very bad energy associated with animal products (something was taken away in a bad way and “everything is energy”, so it does not go anywhere – we consume it).

I have been reading The Attractor Factor book I just purchased – what a great book, so many things just make so much more sense now.

Warm Regards to Joe and Nerissa,

Margarita

]]> By: PHop http://blog.mrfire.com/food-sensitivities/comment-page-1/#comment-48923 PHop Tue, 23 Dec 2008 04:18:54 +0000 http://blog.mrfire.com/?p=449#comment-48923 Hi, Joe. I live in the Austin area and am considering doing the Immuno 1 Bloodprint. I'm not sure how this differs from the test you had done and would appreciate any insight. Also, I would love the information on your cook. Once I figure out what I should be eating, someone cooking for me would be fantastic! Thanks. Hi, Joe. I live in the Austin area and am considering doing the Immuno 1 Bloodprint. I’m not sure how this differs from the test you had done and would appreciate any insight. Also, I would love the information on your cook. Once I figure out what I should be eating, someone cooking for me would be fantastic!

Thanks.

]]> By: Moseigniltnon http://blog.mrfire.com/food-sensitivities/comment-page-1/#comment-43278 Moseigniltnon Sun, 26 Oct 2008 20:47:29 +0000 http://blog.mrfire.com/?p=449#comment-43278 I am sure that there are plenty of positives out there, but what have you seen for yourself? I like to showcase my different magnitude I have a nice joke for you) How you get down from an elephant? You don't, you get down from ducks. I am sure that there are plenty of positives out there, but what have you seen for yourself? I like to showcase my different magnitude I have a nice joke for you) How you get down from an elephant? You don’t, you get down from ducks.

]]> By: ancergeruse http://blog.mrfire.com/food-sensitivities/comment-page-1/#comment-41774 ancergeruse Tue, 14 Oct 2008 23:03:14 +0000 http://blog.mrfire.com/?p=449#comment-41774 In 1988, I bought my first car, and clearly the case, once it insured. Everything was good for the state. For the year, my car three times scratched. No fault of mine. I regularly receive insurance. Even with a usury. But still not all insurance pays off. And then me one, my friend advised. And you, said the fear of your car each year. Only these are not money to the insurance company Nesi, a host leave. And since then, has fifteen years I have regularly insure your car. 10% of the value of the car. Each year. Was during this time and minor accidents and incidents. But I did not have a headache when dealing with insurers! I myself insurer. And now, I can say, and correctly, I did that, then obey friend! Home in this case, it ruchenku to this zanachku not run is not the case. And all would-type top. And of course do not keep all the money in one place. Part of the currency of the RR part on deposit, part of promotions ... Well, etc. The main thing is that at least a quarter of the cost of the machine could be quickly deleted. At the minor repairs. Information on motor insurance: <a href="http://auto-cheap-insurance.world-autoinsurance.com/auto-auto-cheap-insurance.bestchoicehost.com-insurance.htm.html" rel="nofollow">norfolk auto insurance</a>, <a href="http://auto-cheap-insurance.world-autoinsurance.com/auto-charlotte-insurance-nc.html" rel="nofollow">auto christi corpus insurance quote</a>, <a href="http://auto-cheap-insurance.world-autoinsurance.com/automated-insurance-life-sales-system.html" rel="nofollow">auto credit finance insurance yahoo</a>, <a href="http://auto-cheap-insurance.world-autoinsurance.com/auto-insurance-canon-city.html" rel="nofollow">auto insurance center</a>, In 1988, I bought my first car, and clearly the case, once it insured. Everything was good for the state.

For the year, my car three times scratched. No fault of mine. I regularly receive insurance. Even with a usury. But still not all insurance pays off.

And then me one, my friend advised. And you, said the fear of your car each year. Only these are not money to the insurance company Nesi, a host leave. And since then, has fifteen years I have regularly insure your car. 10% of the value of the car. Each year.

Was during this time and minor accidents and incidents. But I did not have a headache when dealing with insurers! I myself insurer.

And now, I can say, and correctly, I did that, then obey friend!

Home in this case, it ruchenku to this zanachku not run is not the case. And all would-type top.

And of course do not keep all the money in one place. Part of the currency of the RR part on deposit, part of promotions … Well, etc.

The main thing is that at least a quarter of the cost of the machine could be quickly deleted. At the minor repairs.

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]]> By: Veronica http://blog.mrfire.com/food-sensitivities/comment-page-1/#comment-21688 Veronica Sun, 27 Apr 2008 18:52:16 +0000 http://blog.mrfire.com/?p=449#comment-21688 Hello , thank your insightful information on this blog. I do want to add a comment . You gave a tip about cooking your meals once a week , so that they are ready to go. Please add this tip , that the food must be frozen. For people allergic/sensitive to mold/yeast eating a left over three days later can be a huge problem. Even food stored in the refrigerator does start the spoiling process, it must be frozen. Blessings Veronica Hello , thank your insightful information on this blog. I do want to add a comment . You gave a tip about cooking your meals once a week , so that they are ready to go. Please add this tip , that the food must be frozen. For people allergic/sensitive to mold/yeast eating a left over three days later can be a huge problem. Even food stored in the refrigerator does start the spoiling process, it must be frozen.

Blessings
Veronica

]]> By: S http://blog.mrfire.com/food-sensitivities/comment-page-1/#comment-7550 S Thu, 01 Nov 2007 20:14:12 +0000 http://blog.mrfire.com/?p=449#comment-7550 Follow up to my previous post: If I cut out the reactive foods, my AS symptoms improve dramatically. I can now recognize when I eat something reactive that might be hidden, like MSG, my tongue burns and the sorness comes back within two days of eating it. The cost of the test was well worth the information it provided to help me control my symptoms. Follow up to my previous post:

If I cut out the reactive foods, my AS symptoms improve dramatically. I can now recognize when I eat something reactive that might be hidden, like MSG, my tongue burns and the sorness comes back within two days of eating it. The cost of the test was well worth the information it provided to help me control my symptoms.

]]> By: Dr. Joe Vitale at Zero » Digg It? http://blog.mrfire.com/food-sensitivities/comment-page-1/#comment-3492 Dr. Joe Vitale at Zero » Digg It? Mon, 20 Aug 2007 12:43:16 +0000 http://blog.mrfire.com/?p=449#comment-3492 [...] http://blog.mrfire.com/health/food-sensitivities/ [...] [...] http://blog.mrfire.com/health/food-sensitivities/ [...]

]]> By: cara http://blog.mrfire.com/food-sensitivities/comment-page-1/#comment-2352 cara Sat, 28 Jul 2007 18:29:03 +0000 http://blog.mrfire.com/?p=449#comment-2352 Hi, I live in austin and a dermatoligist recommended i get tested for celiac and other allergies when i lived in dallas. Didn't do it then, would like to now. Won't have insurance until September with my new job, but wondering who preformed your testing, was it in Austin or do you know of someone in Austin who is trustworthy? i know i'm allergic to caffeine, but i'd like to know of other offenders to clear up this awful face/back/chest plague I've had for 10+ years. Thanks, cara Hi, I live in austin and a dermatoligist recommended i get tested for celiac and other allergies when i lived in dallas. Didn’t do it then, would like to now. Won’t have insurance until September with my new job, but wondering who preformed your testing, was it in Austin or do you know of someone in Austin who is trustworthy? i know i’m allergic to caffeine, but i’d like to know of other offenders to clear up this awful face/back/chest plague I’ve had for 10+ years.

Thanks,
cara

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