Wed, Sep-15-10, 07:56
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Patience Personified
Posts: 3,234
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Plan: LC/OMAD
Stats: 199/188/130
BF:5'5" tall
Progress: 16%
Location: Temple, Texas
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Well your description of the consistent reactions to broccoli sure evoked that section of the book for me. For a week or two, try just having it plain, without even any seasoning and see if you get the usual reaction. That would be one way to know if it's truly the broccoli that causes the cravings and reaction, or if it's what you're putting ON the broccoli that is doing it. Certain food/flavor associations can be a powerful trigger, and the combination(s) of seasoning and toppings you tend to lean towards, with regard to this veggie, just may be a psychological "comfort" food for you and a true food intolerance as defined by Dr. A in the book.
Last edited by Buttoni : Wed, Sep-15-10 at 08:01.
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