Chinese take away's

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ogr1
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Post by ogr1 »

i dont know... but i do like them....

they remind me of clams..
they are about the size of popcorn.....

i hope you didnt get to ill ! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
we werent blessed with our babies to raise here but we our blessed with our grandaughter
and all of our many adopted and foster children that touch our lives
and i am glad to add that our 6th grandchild will be born this spring!!!!
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well I can't get Chinese take-away out here in the German sticks, and German chinese just like German curries are so Germanified that you can't recognise them (unless you are lucky enough to live in a city like Berlin).

On the sea weed thing - the chemists over here market some sea weed preparation as a natural way to get through the menopause because of the Oestrogen I think - it's even advertised on the telly, apparently that's why Japanese women don't suffer from menopause problems .....(sounds like male propoganda to me but there might be something in it :lol: )

Love Julie from Germany
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FET ISIDA: 12.07.07 m/c 8 wks b.ovum, 17 Dec 2007- BFP triplets OMG!!!
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Post by Jjj »

Hi Yams and sweet potatoe are good for the hormones too. They are expensive but I do like them :D Jjj x
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Post by nicolamark »

Mono sodim glutimate is every thing!!!
I am shocked!! Been looking at the labels on backs of food etc....
It's in gravy granuals!!!
Monster munch, chedder cheese buscuits!!!

Ive been so careful of late, where else is it hidden?
IUI using donor in 2005
1st IVF cancelled OHSS 2006
2nd IVF 4 eggs all failed to fertilise 2009
3rd IVF successful 2010 pregnant Miscarried early
FET negative 2011
ADOPTED DAUGHTER 2014
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Post by alicia »

In California they tell us not to eat soft cheeses like brie, goat cheese, Mexican cheese, and any blue veined cheese. Those cheese make up one of the major food groups here, but I don't know if they are eaten as much in Europe. It's because they can have some sort of bacteria that can cause miscarriage.

Some cheeses I know are okay are cheddar, mozzerella, parmesean and hard cheeses like gouda, guyere, etc.

I love cheese :D

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Post by Jjj »

Hi, monsodium glut, I found recently in a frozen vegetable stir fry. It went straight in the bin. The stir fry had a sought of sauce frozen into it. But from the packet it just looked like frozen chinese vegetables. Can also be found in things like lasagne, sauces etc, you find it in Pringles too. Also in these new dip crisps. Not all the flavours have it, but i look at everything. Happy shopping...... Love Jjj x
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Post by taylorjools »

Sounds like everything yummy is taboo!! boo hoo

I'll go and suck on a stick of celery then.....

JUlieT :(
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Post by nicolamark »

I am totally shocked to the amount of food that contains MSG!
I am gonna starve at the rate!!

Alicia: Thnx for the info on cheeses. I love Cheese!! I guess I'll have to say bye to the Feta then!! :(
IUI using donor in 2005
1st IVF cancelled OHSS 2006
2nd IVF 4 eggs all failed to fertilise 2009
3rd IVF successful 2010 pregnant Miscarried early
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Post by taylorjools »

you have to avoid pate and fish (some anyway because of pollutants like mercury), eggs have salmonella, then there are hormones in everything animal.....we moved here also because of the yummy food but.........

need to buy organic (can you be sure???) and we are broke - I bet most of you are too.... maybe we should start a recipe thread??? "bread and.........")

no wonder pregnant women end up eating coal!

(but is it radioactive???????????????????)
sorry, just having an hysterical laugh hahahahahahhhahahahh

forgive me..

JulieT
POF+autoimmune+dh antibodies,5.05 DIVF IM M/c 7.5 wks, DIVF+TESE at ISIDA - son 08/06
FET ISIDA: 12.07.07 m/c 8 wks b.ovum, 17 Dec 2007- BFP triplets OMG!!!
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Post by nicolamark »

Luckily I am veggie!! So nothing animal passes my lips!!!

Yes, ive heard of coal being eaten during pregnancy!! Mad!!! :)
IUI using donor in 2005
1st IVF cancelled OHSS 2006
2nd IVF 4 eggs all failed to fertilise 2009
3rd IVF successful 2010 pregnant Miscarried early
FET negative 2011
ADOPTED DAUGHTER 2014
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Post by ogr1 »

i think you all have gone nutsssssssssss.

dont drive yourself madd..

what is important is to eat healty and small doces of other things..

make sure you get on good vitamens..
but fresh spinach is suposed to be the best for you and for your baby.
and here it is cheap. only a couple of $ at costco..
we werent blessed with our babies to raise here but we our blessed with our grandaughter
and all of our many adopted and foster children that touch our lives
and i am glad to add that our 6th grandchild will be born this spring!!!!
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Post by taylorjools »

Actually you can make spinach yummy with garlic and cream (wecan have garlic can't we...............?) or as a curry with garlic, potatoes and onions yum yum. They sell it here as "gloop" which is frozen spinach mashed ina a kind of blobby sauce, like thick soup and they eat it with pasta...OK if you don't look at the gloop!

JulieT
POF+autoimmune+dh antibodies,5.05 DIVF IM M/c 7.5 wks, DIVF+TESE at ISIDA - son 08/06
FET ISIDA: 12.07.07 m/c 8 wks b.ovum, 17 Dec 2007- BFP triplets OMG!!!
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