Menopause Discussion > Alternative Therapies
Low acid diet
CLKD:
I never thought about how mine works until recent years ;D
linz57:
:rofl:
Hurdity:
Oo-er not sure about this?? I agree with CLKD - these sorts of fads are probably not the way to go, although if you have acid reflux problems then there are lots of ways to help - but haven't heard of lemons - would have thought the opposite myself!
Just did a random google and there was an excellent informative article here about reducing stomach acid but I expect those who suffer from this know it already: http://www.wikihow.com/Use-Home-Remedies-for-Decreasing-Stomach-Acid
It doesn't mention losing weight and generally getting leaner and fitter but I'll bet that would also help those sufferers who are overweight and/or unfit :)
Hurdity x
bramble:
As I said before, a low acid way of eating is certainly not a fad. Jan de Vries is (or was - now sadly deceased) a well known homeopathic doctor with an excellent reputation.
Bramble
linz57:
--- Quote from: sparkle on October 26, 2016, 05:13:41 PM ---Linz, can I just ask, does the green juice contribute to, ahem, wind? :o
Feel free to tell me to mind my own business if you wish ;D
That all depends on which veggies I juice sparkle. My favourite mix is spinach, cucumber, celery, beetroot ( makes the drink a murky brown colour) apple and carrot. I'm generally ok with this but if I add say broccoli then don't come near me with a naked flame 😂.
I juice rather than make smoothies as the fibre in raw veggies can be very hard to digest .
I don't believe in following fad diets either but I enjoy a juice most days, plus it's a good way of getting extra nutrients into my system.
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