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How to Eat Like a Hot Chick: Eat What You Love, Love How You Feel
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Chocolate cake for breakfast and a pound of spinach for dinner? Looking and feeling your best has never been so easy, so guiltless or so much fun! Let's be honest, ladies, are you tired of hearing about the eating habits of airbrushed celebrities? Do you want to feel sexy as you slide into your favorite jeans, but you're too confused by the complicated diet plans out there? Well, here is the antidote to all of that nonsense! With saucy wit and goodwill to spare, Lipper and Vincent reveal their tricks for how you can overcome any food obstacle, from which cocktails will keep you light on your feet past midnight to how you can stay on track when you're down in the dumps (or if you just got dumped). They'll teach you how to eat the foods you love with confidence, make smarter choices, and wake up your inner Hot Chick once and for all. It's time to end the vicious dieting cycle with this straightforward and hilarious guide to enjoying your food, embracing your body and celebrating yourself like only a true Hot Chick can.
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Thank you
This is a great book that has showed me how to eat bad and still look good. Any girl who is struggling to lose the weight or keep it off should read this book. I also liked Hungry Girl: Recipes and Survival Strategies for Guilt-Free Eating in the Real World.
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Eating like a Hot Chick is easy!
The book is an easy read. There is very little information that you will not already know but this particular diet book is funny. One thing that I found useless was the foul language and constant references to bringing home some strange guy! What does that have to do with being a hot chick? Anyway, I have a renewed appreciation for spinach (read the book) and am enjoying eating like a hot chick everyday!
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I Now Eat Like A Hot Chick Daily (well, I try!)
How To Eat Like a Hot Chick!
While perusing the aisles of the Beverly Hills library, I came across this most fabulous book! "How to Eat Like a Hot Chick," was written by a NY publishing maven and a Los Angeles actress. Now, before stereotypes of this or that come crashing into your head like the memory of last night's Mud Slide you had before sinking into a puddle beneath somebody's coffee table, hear me out.
This book is written with savvy, know-how, common sense, and above all -- accessibility! They even cuss, which shows you - this ain't your Momma's diet book!
It gives tips, recipes and scenarios that make any 'hot chick' feel she can conquer those brow-squishing first dates; office parties; slumber parties; and live-in sichiations with men or women.
Plus, their recipes are simple, because, if you're like me, then you sort of feel put off by a book brimming over with 1/4 cup this, .8 teaspoon of baking soda that.
So, give it a shot. If you've found yourself yo-yo dieting or plagued by negative thinking, perhaps this book will be a pocket assistant along your journey to a slimmer, healthier, more fantastic YOU!*
It also promotes healthful relationships with women. Now, you can't beat that!
Yours, yours, yours,
Darrah de jour xo
*None of these statements have been approved by the FDA. Therefore, you should trust them implicitly.
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Only read this if you actually think Paris Hilton is a role model.
This book has some decent information in it, but it is hidden within prose that insults my intelligence.
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Have read enough in the sample exerpt....
...to know that this is a waste of time and money. If you want someone's opinion about what SHE does to stay slim (I get asked this ALL the time since I'm 5'10" and 130 pounds...as if there's some magic secret that has not yet been discovered), then you'd be just as well off to start asking friends, neighbors, colleagues and strangers what they like to eat. The "advice" will be just as valuable as anything you're going to find in this book.
The first red flag about their cluelessness was at the beginning of the sample text selection, wherein the authors stated "...it's okay to eat something retarded in the morning." Helllooo?? I can only imagine what parents, friends, and family of developmentally challlenged individuals think when they see that.
But I continued reading, nonetheless, to see what guidance and pearls of dietary wisdom they might impart. Basically, they're just chatting about what they--with no apparent special knowledge, qualifcations or nutritional training--do, and give basic advice that you'd find in any free magazine or newspaper column (avoid artificial, empty-calorie foods, etc. etc.).
I can give more effective advice, for free, in one sentence: go vegan, try to limit your food to organic as much as possible, limit calories to 1000/day, take high-quality supplements, and exercise regularly.
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The Gluten-free Gourmet Makes Dessert: More Than 200 Wheat-free Recipes for Cakes, Cookies, Pies and Other Sweets
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From the leading expert in gluten-free cooking, more than two hundred recipes for delicious cakes, cookies, pies, and other desserts Bette Hagman's four cookbooks have sold more than 220,000 copies and established her as the leading expert in the ever growing market of gluten-free cooking. She is the premier creator of recipes for those intolerant to gluten and for those allergic to wheat. In the latest addition to the Gluten-free Gourmet series, Hagman turns her hand to that most loved part of the meal, dessert. At the core of this book are more than two hundred easy-to-follow recipes for delicious cakes, pies, cookies, puddings, and other sweets, including Chocolate Peanuty Cupcakes, Raspberry Bars, and Gingersnaps. The nutritional information and dietary exchanges that accompany each recipe will make these desserts fit easily into any diet. Hagman also answers common questions about gluten-free baking and provides a list of sources for gluten-free baking products you can order by mail. With The Gluten-free Gourmet Makes Dessert no meal will have to end without dessert again.
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Living the Sweet Life
I have all of Bette Hagman's gluten free cookbooks and love this one as well. You get treated to some very helpful information about how to prepare a myriad of gluten free dishes, desserts included and how to maintain a gluten free lifestyle. This book cross references recipes in her other works; readers are sure to want to have the full collection.
For those of you who follow regimens such as South Beach, Atkins and Weight Watchers, you can still follow those logical regimens the gluten free way. Gluten free is not restrictive - in fact, it is very liberating as is the health benefits you will enjoy. How sweet is that!
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You'll use this book
Bette Hagman has published several GF cookbooks. Her earliest is somewhat out-of-date since so much has been learned about gluten-free diets since it came out. The two that get used at my house are this one (The GF Gourmet Makes Dessert) and her bread book. The recipes are clear and easy to follow; the results are excellent. You won't be disappointed.
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Better Bones, Better Body : Beyond Estrogen and Calcium
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Challenging traditional assumptions that estrogen and calcium deficiencies are the only causes of osteoporosis, this book explores the disorder from a wider perspective that includes lifestyle and exercise. This newly revised second edition features a personal osteoporosis risk assessment questionnaire and a step-by-step program for strengthening bones and improving overall health and well-being.
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Buy it. Read it. Regain your life.
I purchased this book because five doctors, one who was a Bone Specialist in a revered Boston hospital, first told me my osteoporosis was arthritis, and when I (not them) insisted on a bone scan, the diagnosis changed, and they told me, "learn to live with it. Look how old you are," followed by a kind smile, pat on the forearm, and perscription for Fosamax, which is a drug that should not be taken with your eyes closed. Your bone density will remain the same, but the drug always leads to more brittle bones and it blocks your body's ability to rebuild bone 100%. Within two and a half weeks, the drug gave me shocking side effects, and I was told, "that can't be from Fosamax," an answer that was condescending, cavalier, and WRONG. I was in my late fifties, unable to walk without painful limping, or remain upright more than four hours at a time. Desperate, I surfed the internet for information, and found many sources, including this miracle book. I discovered that my myriad symptoms were all bone related (headaches, gall stones, kidney stones, leg cramps, joint pain, bone pain, etc.) and not one of those doctors knew it, or at least did not acknowledge the condition. My diet was always healthy, but now it is mega bone healthy, which includes foods I never would have guessed (a tiny example: yams, watermelon - yes. Cheese - not necessarily.) That along with changing when I eat (suggested in the book) and accupuncture for bone pain, has restored my vitality, and allowed me to reclaim a productive future. Amen.
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Full of Hope
I felt pretty "down" after receiving a diagnosis of osteoporosis. After reading this book from cover to cover I realize all the things I should have been doing--and not doing. I liked the clear explanations about supplements, alkaline diet, and weight bearing exercise. I'm following the directions, and I'm full of hope. Also I'm ordering four more copies to give to my daughters and daughters-in-law. I want them to avoid that dreaded diagnosis. KCT. Florida
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Better Bones, Better Body: Beyond Estrogen and Calcium
Dr. Susan Brown is an anthropologist who notes dietary and lifestyle differences in Western countries, which exhibit widespread osteoporosis, and Asian countries, where this disease and various problems (including menopausal discomforts) seem rare. She emphasizes that osteoporosis is not a normal aging process nor a strictly female malady. She explains that the building and breakdown of bone is a continual process intimately related to many body processes. She lucidly details the mechanisms of this "bone remodeling." She discusses risk factors for osteoporosis: heredity, body type, sedentary lifestyle, SAD (Standard American Diet), endocrine imbalances, and hormonal disturbances (abetted by tubal ligation, hysterectomy, ovarectomy). Brown notes early signs of trouble in small items like weak fingernails, irregular periods, excessive plaque formation, leg cramps at night, lower back pain. She advocates various modalities to reverse osteoporosis by whole body approaches involving maximizing nutrient intake, strenghtening the disgestive system, and developing an alkaline diet. She cites specific studies on progesterone (Dr. John Lee) and nutritional supplements (Dr. Guy Abraham) and exercise (Dr. Dalsky). This book is clear enough for the layman with ample references for the professional. The book gives you insight to what is happening inside your body and how you can take steps to stop or reverse osteoporosis. Dr. Brown's "whole body balance" approach will have you stepping out, enjoying veggies, and learning about soy and progesterone on the way to stronger bones.
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Eat, Drink, and Be Gorgeous
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From Esther Blum, an expert nutritionist at Dr. Perricone's flagship Manhattan store, comes the breakthrough news that, yes, you can eat and drink what you love and still look and feel gorgeous. Esther reveals the secrets to beautiful skin, a fantastic figure, and peace of mind all while living the good life. It's about knowing how to make the right choices: Which cocktails cause the least damage is a Merlot better than a Margarita? What natural supplements combat out-of-control hormones? With a troubleshooting section on treating specific ailments, delicious recipes, and fast fixes, Eat, Drink, and Be Gorgeous makes it possible to have that piece of cake and eat it, too.
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Not For Women Only!
OK, maybe the part about keeping one's, er, nether-regions trim wasn't written with me in mind (at least directly), but: Esther Blum's common-sense approaches to diet & exercise are just as effective for us fellas as they are for the ladies. Equally important: They are a breath of fresh air in this self-starvation, spin-till-you-pass-out compulsive world. Esther has rescued "Happy" and returned it to its rightful place alongside "Healthy". The infectious mirth of her writing style makes this as enjoyable a read as it is informative. Brava, Esther!
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Great (and Fun) Read
This book is full of great information and is great fun to read. The sassy attitude keeps it interesting and the pages turning. This is a great book for anyone who wants to live and eat well without torturing herself or himself. The book has a lot of very good information on nutrition from the right foods, to the right drinks to the right vitamins. Those who follow Ms. Blum's advice with feel better inside and out.
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Eat Drink and Be Gorgeous
WHAT A WONDERFUL BOOK! NOT ONLY IS IT FULL OF FANTASTIC ADVICE, IT IS HYSTERICAL. I LEARNED SO MUCH AND HAD A LOT OF LAUGHS. GREAT BOOK!
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Much better than "Skinny Bitch"!
Despite being paired with "Skinny Bitch" on the Amazon site, this book is much nicer in tone and much more helpful. It's fun and entertaining to read, in addition to offering advice that's hard to come by but very effective!
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Best Book for Women Who Want to Look and Feel Great!
Every single person who has checked my copy out has run and gotten their own and loved it! Esther is so much fun and a total expert, and the book is rigorously full of new tips and secrets that you can't find in magazine articles and other books. Definitely need to get you and your girlfriends a copy of this!
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Calm and Compassionate Children: A Handbook
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Building on such inherent qualities as open-heartedness and trust, parents and teachers can help children develop empathy and integrity as they grow and mature. From nature activities to conscious quiet time to tips on daily routines, "Calm and Compassionate Children" provides practical guidance to help grown-ups model behaviour and suggests dozens of activities to foster children's joy, wonder and kindness.
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A childrens book that speaks from the heart
With practical activities for children, this is more than just a book to be read. The stories and anecdotes are based are true experiences, and give insight to the author's own experiences with the many children she has helped to develop. Bringing kindness and calmness back into or children's life's is truly needed in today's highly stressed world.
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FANTASTIC BOOK!
I have never written a review for amazon before, but feel compelled to do so now because this book is so wonderful. It is the best of its genre that I have read (and I read a LOT of parenting books). There are many wonderful suggestions on how to make your children's lives more calm and peaceful. It is perfect for all ages and all religions. The author is also fantastic- I emailed her for an outline for a study group based on the book, and she responded immediately! I always get my books from the library, but I refer to this so frequently (and can see myself doing so for years to come) that I am buying it!
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An owesome book
This book, is a awesome book, a guidence to get get calm and compassionate children, I know that's the title, but it offers great ideas, easy to read, you just can't stop reading.
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AMAZING!
Wow a truly amazing book! I am an avid reader and this is actually my very first review! After reading the book I felt I needed express my gratitude for such a wonderful book that will forever change my life. I checked this book out at the library and am now here to buy it! Tons of amazing information and an easy read for those who are busy! This book deserves 10 stars! :o)
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Two Thumbs Up From The Magazine To Inspire Conscious Parenting & Empowered Kids
I picked up the book yesterday and couldn't put it down. As publisher of a magazine to inspire conscious parenting and empowered kids, this book reminded me of the importance of helping kids settle down, breath, and connect to the world (and people) around them. It's full practical steps to apply in everyday life but what keeps the pages turning are the personal stories she relates. Some ideas we've heard over and over, such as using breath, movement or touch to soothe, but they serve as great reminders to put them back into our lives. Others are innovative, fun, and simple, such as giving your toddler two nickels to hold on to (one for each hand) to distract them while making a quick stop. Without giving too much away, the book offered a reminder that the way things are isn't necesarily the way they have to be. It IS possible for four 10-year-old boys to be kind, compassionate and gentle with a 4-year-old boy who interrupts their game. Empathy is essential for two humans to connect and understand one another. Empathy is what is lacking within families and in world politics. We started our magazine because we know that it is children who determine the future of the world. With conscious parenting and the ideas presented in this book, our kids have a hope for a more peaceful personal life and world situation.
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Questions & Answers
Question : High Fiber Food?
Say if you owned a grocery store and someone asked you for high fiber food with lots of vitamin A what foods would you recommend him or her?
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Liver, fish liver oils, kidneys, butter, some margarines and spreads, full cream dairy products, egg yolk are high in vitamin A.
Some sources of vitamin A that contain fiber are green leafy vegetables, broccoli, yellow and orange vegetables and fruit.
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Question : What are some examples of high fiber foods?
I have a thyroid problem, so i have to take this medication called syntroid. I was wondering what are some high fiber foods i should not eat while i'm on this medication. please help!
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salads and whole grain?
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Question : Any yummy but high in fiber foods you can think of?
I have decided I need more fiber in my meals, but anything high in fiber doesn't taste that great. For example, most cereals that are high in fiber don't have any taste. Can you think of any food or meal plans that are high in fiber but delicious too? Thanks.
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Bran muffins with ginger are so gorgeous.
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Question : What is a really good, natural food that is high in fiber?
I try to eat high or moderately high fiber cereals most days.
Unless you eat about 8 bowls though, none of them are going to give you all the fiber you need. And in terms of general nutrition, that would be way too much cereal anyway.
Are there any fruits or vegetables that are very high in fiber and are reasonably nutritious in general?
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You can get plenty of fiber in your cereals along with fruits, vegetables, & whole grains. In fact, many cereals--including Raisin Bran (anything "bran" really) and just about anything by Kashi, will be high in fiber. Oatmeal is good (like some here have mentioned & for other reasons, but at 3gm a service--only a modest amount for a "grain"). And celery, like most veggies has fiber--but not this huge amount someone else claimed (maybe 2 gm).
Biggest thing everyone here has forgotten to mention--many BEANS are very high in fiber. Forget about those BBQ beans with all the added sugar though...
Bowl of Raisin Bran: 8gm
1/2 cup pinto beans: 8gm
Apple: 3-4gm
Pear: 3gm
(medium) potato w/skin 4gm
Sandwich w/typical
whole wheat bread: 6gm
There you go--easy 32-33 gm in one day!
Just don't forget the water--the more fiber you eat, the more you'll need to drink! And yes, just like everything--more is NOT better. But since most people get something like 10-15 gm/day--I wouldn't worry about it. Gradually increase your intake with a goal of 25-35 gm day...
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Question : What puppy food is high in fiber?
my pup had an anal abysess so I want to help her not have this problem again in the future and high fiber will help in her diet buy what brands are high in fiber?
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Any of the better brands like Nutro or Canidae are going to have adequate fiber in them to meet your dog's needs. However, if your dog has chronic anal gland issues, changing the food may not completely solve your problem. Make sure you take your dog to the vet regularly to get her anal glands expressed. That way you can help prevent an abcess in the future!
Good luck!
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Question : What Amount Is Considered High Fiber In Food?
like what would be considered high fiber in one product is 1-2 g high im trying to find out cause they say u you shouldnt eat foods high in fiber on empty stomach and i have a very sensitive stomach so just want to know what is considered a high amount or above average
i mean in one sitting what is considering high not daily amount
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just get 25-35 grams a day
from skin fruits (apples etc.0
nuts
seeds
veggies
bran
oat
cereal
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Question : Good high fiber food for cats?
My 17 year old needs a lot more fiber in his diet. He loves fish and chicken flavored anything, but won't eat much else. The vet tried to put him on Science Diet, but the cat wouldn't eat it. Is there a good dry food or wet even that is high in fiber?
Current diet: Friskies Seafood sensations and friskies wet food, mainly chopped or sliced.
Any suggestions?
Normally, cats are fine on their own, but mine has had a colon reduction and is being prescribed a high fiber diet to stiffen his stool up a bit. This is Vet prescribed, we (the vet and I) are looking for good alternatives to Science Diet, since his Royal Highness snubs his nose at it. Yes, he will starve himself before eating something he doesn't want.
My vet discussed w/d but decided that since it has even less flavor, no way will he go for it. The science diet was bought at the vet, in wet food. Unfortunately my cat is EXTREMELY picky. My vet tried to swap his food another time (while he was there) and the cat simply wouldn't eat for 4 days. Finally he gave up and gave the cat his old favorite, which he inhaled. Basically, if its not Ocean White fish and tuna, salmon, chicken, or salmon and chicken, don't bother putting it down, just toss it in the trash. My other cat tried to bury the SD food.
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when my cat needed high fiber, my vet told me to feed her pumpkin pie filling. from a can at the grocery store. My cat will eat anything, so she ate it up. It sounds like you may have a more picky eater on your hands, but maybe the allure of people food would be enough.
Good luck!
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Question : What are high fiber foods if someone has Diverticulosis and Ulcer's?
My mom's wondering, and I want to know high fiber foods since she has Diverticulosis, but only foods that are also safe to eat that won't cause pain in her stomach since she has Ulcer's.
Dr Q I want to know more detail, as in what type of fiber jar you mean. And that product you listed, the site won't show it. Thanks for your great answer :)
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Hi, Great Question..With colon problems on the rise due to not eating right, this is an excellent question..Diverticulosis is one of many results of an unhealthy colon..Our colon can become clogged due to eating too much meat, flour containing foods, white bread, and pork, and most of all from not drinking at least 8 glasses of water a day..Pork food is trully unhealthy for the colon..Having a clogged colon can cause other problems such as gas, migraine headaches, skin rashes, bad breath, portruding abdomin, and etc..For best results your mother should Purchase a jar of fiber, because the body does not know the difference between grain fiber, and fiber from food..Fiber can fill in the pockets of the colon to help her heal..I have found a product that not only help the colon to eliminate waste, but it also has fiber that help cleanses the colon walls..
look up drnatura fiber..You can find it cheaper on ebay
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Question : fiber suplement 4 dogs or a really high fiber food any recommendations?
my vet rec a high fiber sup b/c he gets colitis alot due to my sneaky children giving him table food
my vet rec a high fiber sup b/c he gets colitis alot due to my sneaky children giving him table food
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Before I can answer....why are you wanting to know.
updated 1-11-07
Some cases of colitis are due to food sensitivities. To find out if this is the case, a trial diet consisting entirely of ingredients that your dog has never eaten before can be fed for several weeks ( at least 3 weeks, preferably 6 to 8 weeks). A number of commercial diets are made for this purpose, including Science diet I/D (I keep this on stock for diarehea) ,Eukanuba Low Residue Canine (adult) diet, Purina LA and HA (tm) diets, Hill's d/d (tm) diets, Innovative Diets (various types, such as duck and potato) and Waltham Limited Antigen (tm) diets. Be mindful that when you switch a dogs food do it slowly and casually by mixing old and new or you will be steam cleaning your carpets to get rid of the stains.
There are several types of immune mediated chronic colitis in dogs. Please consult your vet. There is lymphocytic/plasmacytic colitis, eosinophilic colitis, histiocytic-ulcerative colitis and granulomatous colitis are some of the names of these conditions.
The two most commonly recommended medications for immune mediated colitis are sulfasalazine (Azulfidine Rx) and prednisone. Sulfasalazine is recommended most commonly for lymphocytic/plasmacytic colitis and prednisone for eosinophilic and granulomatous colitis.
It is acceptable to use metronidazole (Flagyl Rx) as a substitute for sulfasalazine and tylosin also works sometimes. Metronidazole is used very long term for some conditions and it doesn't seem to cause problems with long term use. Just so you know.
If it works, dietary control of colitis is best, because side effects are not likely. After that, using the medications that work is the best approach. Since you and your vet have found a combination of medications that work, I'd want to go with that approach until it didn't work or until enough time had gone by with control of the diarrhea that it seemed reasonable to cut back on the medications to see if the problem had resolved. Your vet can help you figure out when it might be reasonable to do that.
If for some reason you have any of these meds. CONSULT YOUR VET FOR DOSAGE. A normal dosage for a human can kill a big dog. Do not give your dog any meds with out consulting you vet.
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Question : What kind of food has a high fiber content? Usually available in grocery stores?
I was grocery shopping today and I was in a sea of sugary, prepackaged junk food! tho there WERE fresh vegetables and produce, but what can i buy so that i'll be consuming foods with more fibers?
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The most fibrous foods
- Apple
- Spinach
- Kale
- Steamed Beetroot
- Burghul / Cracked Wheat ( Tabouli)
- Mulakhiya ( an egyptian veg from the spinach family.Very good for water retention and constipation)
- Dried Fruit and Nuts
- A cup of all Bran Cereal first thing in the morning
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