...feeling happy Sarah @sarahuk
I revise my previous post to "COOKED" nightshades. Not raw ones e.g. the raw red peppers I ate last night. YEOWWWCH ๐ฃ๐ฃ๐ฃ Do you find a difference between raw and cooked foods? Apparently, I do!
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Bev @bev43
Definitely Sarah. I can't eat raw foods
Jonathan @jonathan2897
For people who have issues with nightshades, the main issue is set of chemicals in the skin and seeds. For those people who are sensitive, you can eat tomatoes and peppers if they are de-skinned and de-seeded with no problems at all. Traditional tomato sauce from Italy by the way is always de-skinned and de-seeded, they probably knew about this issue a long time ago.
Jen @jen1984
Ha Sarah yep same with me.
Jonathan thanks for that but still not going to try.
Mishlyn @mishlyn
So interesting, right!?! Is it because the chemical compounds change when heated?? I should really test it out & try it cooked!
A @millionways
To me cooked makes a big difference. I agree with Jonathan about the tomatoes.
I am allergic to apples, when they are cooked or baked I can eat them.
Bev @bev43
I agree too Jonathan. I can eat tomatoes if skinned and seeded. I will do it if Im making a salad sometimes. But when you go out nobody does it.
Justin @justin1
Years ago, Polish body builders used to consume raw eggs.
I now do the same EVERY MORNING and combined with white wine vinegar and cod liver oil.
It has done me, no harm!
Michelle @michelle1021
No not really Sarah. I can eat it cooked or raw. It has the same effect. I like raw veggies with some of my salads.
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