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Too Much Oil in Your Gut

Postby Twinkling Butterfly » Fri Jul 22, 2011 3:59 pm

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OBLIGATORY WARNING: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advises against the consumption of raw (unbaked/uncooked) flour or dough as it may contain biological contaminants such as soil bacteria.

Is there a medical term for that? It can be remedied with a mixture of (preferably gluten-free) flour and water, I learned a few weeks ago. I wasn't sure whether I should post my "discovery," because it seemed embarrassingly obvious in hindsight, but just in case anyone else needs to know, there it is.

On a side note, it got me wondering
what Elisha did in that old story. Image
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Re: Too Much Oil in Your Gut

Postby LifeSong » Fri Jul 22, 2011 4:49 pm

Twinkling_Butterfly wrote:Is there a medical term for that? It can be remedied with a mixture of (preferably gluten-free) flour and water, I learned a few weeks ago. I wasn't sure whether I should post my "discovery," because it seemed embarrassingly obvious in hindsight, but just in case anyone else needs to know, there it is.

On a side note, it got me wondering
what Elisha did in that old story. Image


Hi TB,
Elisha, being a prophet, had a 'direct line' to God :wink: .
I guess, as Creator of All Things, God led him to the antidote.
He's a practical God, ya know.
Glad you found the 'meal' for your oil. You feeling better now?
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Re: Too Much Oil in Your Gut

Postby Twinkling Butterfly » Fri Jul 22, 2011 5:59 pm

Fancy meeting you here. ;) Yeah, my health is fine in that department. As I said, this happened weeks ago. I've resumed using my oils now that I know how to bind them (I can't believe it wasn't obvious after all the baking I've done over the years) in case it should go wrong.
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Re: Too Much Oil in Your Gut

Postby CrackedGirl » Sat Jul 23, 2011 12:04 pm

Just a quick note to suggest it may be worth getting your Dr to give you the once over to make sure you do not have any GI illnesses affecting absorbtion etc.

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Re: Too Much Oil in Your Gut

Postby Twinkling Butterfly » Sat Jul 30, 2011 4:21 am

If it's a disease, it's a painless one, and my blood is still showing the effect of the oil since I've been, ah, regular Image but I'm overdue for another test, anyway, so I suppose I'll find out soon enough.
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Re: Too Much Oil in Your Gut

Postby CrackedGirl » Sat Jul 30, 2011 11:02 am

I hope it gets figured out. PM me if you want to talk about this off the forum as I know it can be embarrassing. Although you have no need to be embarrassed.

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