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Corn?

Is corn a big no no on the mushie stage?

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I am almost four months out and corn is still on my No list. But when I eat mixed veggies, I do eat the corn.

most corn is genetically modified these days.. wouldn't hurt to get it out of your diet just because of that alone.. there's been no studies to show the effects of GMO'd foods on the human body, but what GMO foods have done in animal testing is really horrible.. causing cancers and all sorts of other really scary and horrific problems.. even organic or home grown corn could be contaminated with GMO corn, because corn has to be planted a certain amount of feet away from another kind of corn plant.. or they can get cross contaminated.. corn pollinates through the wind... so.. it's super easy to have corn that's contaminated... in my house, we try to avoid anything with corn in it.. also, corn carries fungus which if you follow doug kauffman, is really not a good thing to be eating anyway.. http://knowthecause.com/ << there's his website if you are compelled to check it out.

in any case, whatever you do, i wish you the best & hope things turn out favorably for you. :)

I cannot eat corn until I am 6 mths post op.

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