Comments on: When You’re Walking Down the Hall and You Drop Sorbitol http://www.joyfuldigesting.com/blog/when-youre-walking-down-the-hall-and-you-drop-sorbitol/ Enjoy Eating Again. Sat, 06 Sep 2008 06:15:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Carrie at Natural Moms Talk Radio http://www.joyfuldigesting.com/blog/when-youre-walking-down-the-hall-and-you-drop-sorbitol/#comment-84 Carrie at Natural Moms Talk Radio Mon, 31 Mar 2008 14:47:01 +0000 http://www.joyfuldigesting.com/blog/when-youre-walking-down-the-hall-and-you-drop-sorbitol/#comment-84 Hi there, and thanks for stopping by my blog. I have noticed that when my toddlers get their hands on a piece of gum from my purse, they get diarrhea. Then one day I was watching HOUSE (great show!) and Dr House told a patient who presented with diarrhea to stop chewing gum. I wonder how many people know this? Great info you're sharing here. :-) <em>Carrie at Natural Moms Talk Radio's last blog post..<a href='http://naturalmomstalkradio.com/blog/breastfeeding-yeast-infection/' rel="nofollow">Breastfeeding and Yeast Infection - Taming the yeast beast</a></em> Hi there, and thanks for stopping by my blog.

I have noticed that when my toddlers get their hands on a piece of gum from my purse, they get diarrhea. Then one day I was watching HOUSE (great show!) and Dr House told a patient who presented with diarrhea to stop chewing gum. I wonder how many people know this?

Great info you’re sharing here. :-)
Carrie at Natural Moms Talk Radio’s last blog post..Breastfeeding and Yeast Infection - Taming the yeast beast

]]> By: jen http://www.joyfuldigesting.com/blog/when-youre-walking-down-the-hall-and-you-drop-sorbitol/#comment-81 jen Mon, 24 Mar 2008 16:26:37 +0000 http://www.joyfuldigesting.com/blog/when-youre-walking-down-the-hall-and-you-drop-sorbitol/#comment-81 it's important to note stevia is not found with the food products, at trader joe's you can find it by the vitamins. it's not FDA approved to be sold as food, so it's sold as a "nutritional supplement." they do have it in handly little single-packs so you can throw a few in a bag to bring with you to restaurants and such. BYO sweetener. it’s important to note stevia is not found with the food products, at trader joe’s you can find it by the vitamins. it’s not FDA approved to be sold as food, so it’s sold as a “nutritional supplement.” they do have it in handly little single-packs so you can throw a few in a bag to bring with you to restaurants and such. BYO sweetener.

]]> By: Jaden @ Screenwriting for Hollywood http://www.joyfuldigesting.com/blog/when-youre-walking-down-the-hall-and-you-drop-sorbitol/#comment-76 Jaden @ Screenwriting for Hollywood Mon, 24 Mar 2008 00:32:34 +0000 http://www.joyfuldigesting.com/blog/when-youre-walking-down-the-hall-and-you-drop-sorbitol/#comment-76 STEVIA natural plant sweetener is the best substitute for sugar I have found. It is strong and so too much of it tastes disgusting in the same way at that pink packaged artificial sweetener, except STEVIA is natural, no headaches, it won't hurt you, and does not process as sugar in the body. STEVIA is sold at Trader Joe's for the cheapest, and more expensive at Whole Foods. All people with Diabetes and other sugar related problems should switch to that immediately! I also use honey which at least breaks down slower than sugar and has way more nutrients, and is not over-processed. Thanks for your post on sorbital, I always wondered what the heck it was when I saw it on "sugar free" ice cream labels. One time I got super sick from eating a bag of "sugar free" gummies. Ack. <em>Jaden @ Screenwriting for Hollywood's last blog post..<a href='http://www.screenwritingforhollywood.com/screenwriting-tips/sundaypicturepost3' rel="nofollow">The Sunday Picture Post - 3</a></em> STEVIA natural plant sweetener is the best substitute for sugar I have found. It is strong and so too much of it tastes disgusting in the same way at that pink packaged artificial sweetener, except STEVIA is natural, no headaches, it won’t hurt you, and does not process as sugar in the body. STEVIA is sold at Trader Joe’s for the cheapest, and more expensive at Whole Foods. All people with Diabetes and other sugar related problems should switch to that immediately! I also use honey which at least breaks down slower than sugar and has way more nutrients, and is not over-processed.

Thanks for your post on sorbital, I always wondered what the heck it was when I saw it on “sugar free” ice cream labels. One time I got super sick from eating a bag of “sugar free” gummies. Ack.

Jaden @ Screenwriting for Hollywood’s last blog post..The Sunday Picture Post - 3

]]> By: jen http://www.joyfuldigesting.com/blog/when-youre-walking-down-the-hall-and-you-drop-sorbitol/#comment-70 jen Fri, 21 Mar 2008 18:32:43 +0000 http://www.joyfuldigesting.com/blog/when-youre-walking-down-the-hall-and-you-drop-sorbitol/#comment-70 use stevia instead! use stevia instead!

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