Been doing the diet for a month and half now.
I like it, it sort of just fits me. Not wild about
uncomfortable experience of social ostracism -
I didn't realise how food centred everything is,
family life, social life. It's like a permanent
source of entertainment for everyone.
I just want to forget food altogether and just, well
errr, eat! If you know what I mean. So kind of
worried about Christmas because I am not a munch
fooder - and I don't want to be forced into eating
food of that variety.
Oh yeah, white marks on nails, (a thread is cool,
as I haven't read the entire board inside out just yet) -
I think I've developed quite a few recently. I've
heard of the Zinc shortage connection - but I don't
see why I would be in that category. I looked at
the part of the Wai page with Zinc rich fruits, of
which I consume in relative abundance, so I don't
get it
month and a half
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zinc spots
Yes, I too after starting the diet developed nine spots on several fingers on my right hand only?
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My nails are entirely pink. No white spots.
(both hands! )
On the 100% strict diet since 1995.
If you eat fruits and animal food rich in zinc, it cannot be a zinc-deficiency, as the foods in this diet are very low in anti-nutrients, as compared to a diet that includes grains (phytic acid!) / veggies, which are rich in anti-nutrients.
I think its due to precipitation of (a) exces mineral(s), which may be absorbed due to diet change - the mineral absorption rates always take some time to get adjusted to your new nutrient intakes.
With time they will therefore disappear, as your nails grow and you cut them.
(both hands! )
On the 100% strict diet since 1995.
If you eat fruits and animal food rich in zinc, it cannot be a zinc-deficiency, as the foods in this diet are very low in anti-nutrients, as compared to a diet that includes grains (phytic acid!) / veggies, which are rich in anti-nutrients.
I think its due to precipitation of (a) exces mineral(s), which may be absorbed due to diet change - the mineral absorption rates always take some time to get adjusted to your new nutrient intakes.
With time they will therefore disappear, as your nails grow and you cut them.