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When Can You Eat Lettuce?

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I was allowed to add raw fruits and veggies, including salad, to my menu at 12 weeks. Lettuce is the only food, so far, that has made me want to vomit. I cannot eat it. I can eat raw fruits and all other veggies I have tried but lettuce is not my friend. Bread rice and pasta have also been voted off the island. So there is balance in the universe.

I had very little inflammation but I had a little bit of lettuce at about 4 or 5 weeks out.

  • 1 year later...

I find that when I eat lettuce, 'baby' starts growling something awful! I have to eat it when I have no where to go and then sometimes it just comes up. 10 months out.

3 months for me

I'm 6 weeks out and had lettuce with grilled chicken yesterday. Did just fine, then I thought to myself am I supposed to have lettuce yet?

What about spinach, I never ate lettuce fire salsa much, spinach is the best, anyone try it yet? How far out?

I had it about a month out and was fine. Focused more on eating chicken with the salad (like if I had to go out and eat something)

Now I am about 7 months out but can't eat carrots...they don't sit well. I eat bell peppers and cucumbers daily though.

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