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just happened upon them at my local grocery store and they sounded good, they obviously don’t have the iconic combos shape but the flavor is very similar to how i remember the pizza ones, very good snack

For some background information I have CSID & OAS along with severe MCAS & mild gut malabsorption . I can’t have gluten, dyes, dairy, soy, treenuts, peanuts, lentils, quinoa, various fruits and veg various starches. I can only eat chicken ****** and I’m starting to react to that aswell. I’ve already seen nutrition they had no ideas beyond going onto a multivitamin that I ended up reacting to. I’m out of ideas and no one had suggestions I’ve been on multiple supplements and nausea meds and anti histamines and so many other things.

TLDR: Have insulin resistance and not sure if I should take d-chiro inositol due to my high testosterone. Endo refused to prescribe metformin unless my Nexplanon is removed and basically implied my PCOS diagnosis and labs are not accurate due to the implant. Also wondering about experiences with CGMs, was recommended to wear one for 3-months by my gynecologist. Hi everyone! I would like to preface this by saying I have looked heavily through the sub and others for information on this, but have seen mixed answers from all the posts I’ve seen. I just got recently diagnosed with PCOS about a month ago. I also asked my endocrinologist about myo-inositol and d-chiro inositol, and she said even...

Hey everyone! I just wanted to say thanks to this sub. It’s been a huge resource for me through my injury, prehab, surgery, and now rehab. Really appreciate everyone who shares here. I (F39) wanted to share my experience so far: what helped, what didn’t, in case it’s useful to someone else. I had surgery March 25 in Toronto after a basketball injury. Full ACL reconstruction with hamstring graft, plus medial and lateral meniscus repair. I had a few months to wait, so I focused on prehab (strength training) over the winter. Surgery itself went well. I had a nerve block, but still woke up post op in quite a bit of pain. Took about an hour for the additional meds to kick in. Accidentall...

Recently I (38, M, USA) posted the following in r/cathelp about my 8-month-old rescue kitty: [https://www.reddit.com/r/CATHELP/comments/1rz9dbv/constant\_crying/](https://www.reddit.com/r/CATHELP/comments/1rz9dbv/constant_crying/) Since then, I have been to the vet and they can't find any indication that he is sick or in pain. They also told me he is "a little chubby for his age" and suggested I cut back on food a bit. If anything, he is crying even more. Sometimes he gets into snuggle mode and allows me to pet him / pick him up, other times I play with him, and sometimes he is asleep or upstairs, but the rest of the time he is crying every few minutes. Petting he will only...

**“Veganism has not lost the argument in America. America heard the argument, absorbed more of it than it likes to admit, and chose convenience anyway.”** There is a lazy cultural story people like to tell about veganism. It says veganism is failing because it remains marginal, because most people still eat animals, because the movement has not converted the majority, because the culture has supposedly moved on. It is a comforting story for those who want to keep participating in the system without having to feel fully what that participation means. That is simply not accurate. Veganism has not lost the argument in America. America heard the argument, absorbed more of it than it likes...

Each week, I get a plant-based cookbook from the local library and try to cook one new recipe. This week's cookbook is [Peaceful Kitchen by Catherine Perez.](https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/peaceful-kitchen_catherine-perez/51097046/) Catherine Perez is a plant-based registered dietician and cookbook author who focuses on healthy and flavorful vegan foods. Her cookbook is a great resource for those new to plant-based nutrition as well as OG vegans who want to try new recipes. Catherine has a wonderful website Plant Based RD where she posts [recipes](https://plantbasedrdblog.com/recipes/) as well as a great [Tiktok](https://www.tiktok.com/@plantbasedrd) and [instagram](https://www.inst...

Hello!! My Cat Mister was relatively recently diagnosed with Stage one kidney failure. The highlighted paper is his original blood work from when we found out (2/25/26). After we found out, our vet put us on giving him fluids twice a week for a month and then check his blood work again (3/20/26). He improved a lot from what I can tell! so now we are giving him fluids once a week for a month and then once every two weeks. We've already had a lot of ups and downs with him just since he got diagnosed. We have him on Hills Science Diet prescription hard food along with Royal Canin S and E. I know it's probably not the best to be mixing the prescription foods, but he's been...

Another terrific bag, I love getting a whole loaf of their bread.

Can Any Company Bipass The Fssai With Writing Wrong Ingredients In Their Product's Label And I'm Asking This Specially For Yu Fruit Juices Which Recently Came In Market And While Studying The Label I Found Out They Don't Add -- Sugar -- Any Preservatives -- Acidity Regulators Or Anything Suspicious But Still It Survives 6-8 Months How Is It Really Possible

This is an update from my last post, but I'll give a short re-cap: About two weeks ago I adopted a new cat who was recently a stray. He was found with a chest wound in early February. He was fixed, given his vaccines, and the wound was treated. At this point he tested negative for FIV and FeLV. He was first adopted in late February and from the vet notes his first owner had, it looks like the chest wound continued to be an issue and he was also treated for an URI with weepy eyes. He was returned to the shelter in mid-March. I adopted him on the 21st and he seemed fine for a week. His wound looked fully healed and you could barely see it. On the 28th I picked him up and my finger went ...

Hey all! Just started with my first dose of 2.5 mg last night and so far, no major side effects (though I expect I'll feel them from time to time). I'm hopeful that this will finally be the push I need to get me off of this horrible cycle I've been in for years now. I'm in my forties and I think I've lost and regained the same 10 pounds over and over again over the last five years, always feeling more defeated with each backslide, but I feel like this could be what finally pushes me in the right direction. Diminishing my food noise and cravings will go a long way toward helping me stay on track. Of course, I know a lot of it is my own behaviors too. I work in a...

I'm a male, 31, and about 6ft 205lbs. About 2 years ago I ended up getting food poisoning/stomach infections consecutively in a relatively short amount of time. First it was a norovirus, then it was an undercooked burger, and then some bad meatballs I believe. Survived all 3 situations with only upset bowels and diarrhea, though I was up all night from the discomfort. After that I started having random bouts of severe nausea, like to the point where I spent almost a whole work day in the bathroom waiting to ****. Never vomited once, just felt extremely close to it. Eventually I went to see a doctor and he put me on some Prilosec for about 2 weeks cause he believed I might have had exce...