Is there anything now that you can't eat anymore/makes you sick?
Plain sweet potatoes.What have your favorite foods/snacks been on your journey?
Yum!! They're also really good cut up & a spice mix of chili powder, salt, pepper can also add a bit of garlic powder (brown sugar too but you really don't need it).Plain sweet potatoes.
Yep, pretty much. Restaurants, especially buffetts, we are finding, are a waste.. . . . .
Does anyone just still eat how they used to just less? I eat pretty healthy & we cook most meals & healthier restaurant style foods etc. Just trying to get some ideas.
What have your favorite foods/snacks been on your journey?
Is there anything now that you can't eat anymore/makes you sick?

Peanut butter. Going through it like no other. Fried foods detoured my taste buds momentarily, but I can handle them again!What have your favorite foods/snacks been on your journey?
Is there anything now that you can't eat anymore/makes you sick?
Also greens, taters, and not so much gluten. I'm not gluten intolerant, but why push your inards? Thanks for listening to my Tedtalk.🙂
I think this is less of a tinfoil hat and more of an accurate observation! I completely agree with this assessment.My toxic tinfoil-hat trait is that I think a LOT of health issues lead back to modern wheat (the dwarf varieties we mostly switched to in the 50's and 60's) not being particularly healthy for or digestible by humans.
I would say I generally eat about the same, just more disciplied and healthier. We were never big on going out to eat, and ive started incorporating a heavier meal prep for dinner. As an example this week two nights for dinner we are having a chicken enchilada bowl with homemade black beans, whole grain rice, homemade enchilada sauce, homemade salda, corn, grilled chicken and sauteed peppers and onions.Does anyone just still eat how they used to just less? I eat pretty healthy & we cook most meals & healthier restaurant style foods etc. Just trying to get some ideas.
THE WHAT NOWthe dwarf varieties we mostly switched to in the 50's and 60's
The wheat we consume today, by and large, is very different (genetically) from the wheat generations ago. Bred for drought resistance. They grow crops where they really shouldn't. My opinion only.![]()
^ me jumping into a rabbit hole
THE WHAT NOW
It's a pretty damned sensible opinion, in mine. Why the hell are we fighting uphill battles to grow shit in bumfuck Arizona?The wheat we consume today, by and large, is very different (genetically) from the wheat generations ago. Bred for drought resistance. They grow crops where they really shouldn't. My opinion only.