Comments on: Controlling Your Food Cravings Part 2

By: Florence Lum

Florence Lum — Mon, 24 May 2010 08:31:41 +0000

Hi Dr. Daniel
In one of your videos, you talk about
a client that reacts badly to MSG.
Because MSG is in a lot of foods and
he could not avoid it. You said you prescribe medication for him.

I’m currently taking a Mind Body course at the Vancouver General Hospital Healthy Heart Program with Dr. Howard Koseff

We were talking about msg. Dr Koseff did not know of anything that counter the effects of msg. We couldn’t find anything in you website.

Could you provide this info to
Dr. Howard Koseff
Vancouver General Hospital
Mind/Body Medicine
http://www.bellybreathe.com
email: howard@bellybreathe.com

Thanks, Flo

By: Madeleine

Madeleine — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 17:28:38 +0000

You mention that sugar can have an addictive effect like heroin. I totally hear you on this one. I’ve been trying to wean myself off of it for years and only find myself deep and deeper in the web. I would love to make it throught the two week cold-turkey process to get myself “clean” but I fail every time. Is there any spa or clinic that a sugar addict can go to like how a heroin addict can go to rehab? I’m serious here as I have insulin resistance and am told I must take Metformin already. I do NOT want to progress even further down this black hole but seem incapable of helping myself 9just like the heroin addict).

By: Mary Getz

Mary Getz — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 15:54:43 +0000

Would like to know if Amen Clinic has any recorded history of studies on MS patients and or Lyme disease patients.

By: Jean

Jean — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 14:37:00 +0000

Sugar addiction is real, as I can attest. My whole life I’ve craved it, but managed to keep my weight just in the “overweight” zone. But because of this, and my gene pool (diabetes on both sides of the family) I now have type 2 diabetes. And sugar addiction has been so difficult to face. My life now revolves around numbers. EVERYTHING has sugar in it. However, things are gradually getting under control, and the cravings are starting to subside. I’ve also lost a lot of weight now that I’m aware of glycemic indexes, and my BMI is much improved. I have every intention of keeping this up, in addition to getting off Metformin…that is my goal.
Thank you for telling it like it is.

By: Pattrish

Pattrish — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 01:47:22 +0000

Just like Arvetta, I have a lot of chemical sensitivities. I’m 70. I do wish there was more focus on MSG (and all the other names it goes by including “natural flavoring” and “natural seasoning”. Even some meats/poultry/etc. are injected with a form of this chemical. If I ingest MSG (et al), my brain turns to total mush for easily 24 to 48 hours. Sleep is elusive and walking is staggered. I feel depressed and “dull brained”.

What concerns me most is this chemical is being fed to our younger generations and absolutely cannot be good for their growing bodies causing all sorts of side effects. I grew up on “real food”, but this is almost possible in this day and age.

I do like your “style”. Please keep up the good work.