Overweight due to allergies
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One of my best friends was a beanpole.. and I guess in the past 10 years, she went from a size 6 to a 14/16. We did things like Atkins, Southbeach diet, etc. together. She lost about 8 years ago, gained it back, but since then, no diets work.. it's like she's immune. She sticks to them, and nothing happens.
So she started going to a doc about it. They said to eat organic chicken, because steroids in normal chicken bloat you etc. etc.
Well she did that, still nothing.
She had a food allergy test a couple weeks ago, results came back yesterday. They told her she's basically allergic to most foods. She said there's only 10 food items she's not allergic to, and most of those are border-line.
So the theory is she is retaining some 50 gallons of Water from inflammation due to allergies to food.
I have never heard of this.
Has anyone else???
I asked her if taking benadryl before eating would help, and she said they told her no meds will help with it.. but she knows she won't be able to only eat these 10 food items for the rest of her life, and she wants to lose weight of course.
I told her to try the water pills, sounds logical doesn't it?
Any input?