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AF Diet/Excercise
May 7th 2008, 7:19 pm by cherylk
All,

I know lots of liquids are important for an AF diet, but what about foods? I drink 8 glasses of water daily which also is good for the urinary tract. I try to eat 20-25 grams of fiber daily. More than that bothers my irritable bowel problems and causes me stomach pain. A year ago I was taking in between 35-40 grams daily. I try to eat an apple daily, whole grains (wheat, rice and quinoa), turkey, salmon, chicken, and very little beef. I also eat fresh spinach, sweet potatoes, white potatoes, cooked carrots, some other vegetables, and fruit bars. I eat no processed food or sweets, so the diet I adhere to is fairly stringent and has taken away my cravings for sweets. If I ever get cured of my fissure, I might live to be 100 since I feel I eat healthily. I have some diverticulae and processed food is bad for that. Knowing a food cannot be eaten seems to have taken away my cravings, and I lost 10 pounds without trying. I have put some weight back on, and am happy about that. Would appreciate any feedback. I am unfamiliar with the macrobiotic diet. Also, if anyone has comments about excercise (what to do and what not to do), I would appreciate knowing that also. I walk a lot, but would like to get back to using my weights and also doing non-impact aerobics which I think are also both important for my bones and overall health. thank you

Thanks in advance for comments,

Cheryl K.

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How was your recovery from surgery?
I had a couple of days of pain, but healed / felt great within a couple of weeks.
26%
 26% [ 4 ]
I suffered for a week or so with pain, and took up to a month to feel back to normal.
33%
 33% [ 5 ]
I was in pain for about a month before I started any real signs of healing / getting back to normal.
20%
 20% [ 3 ]
I was in pain for 2 months or longer before I started any signs of healing / getting back to normal.
6%
 6% [ 1 ]
I have had the surgery and believe my AF never healed.
6%
 6% [ 1 ]
I have had the surgery, healed but had re-tear/s.
6%
 6% [ 1 ]
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