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smurfie 4 years ago.
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Hey guys, i just finally made the coconut bread this past Saturday night. I love it. So good. But since Sunday morning, I’ve had very acidic burning stool:/ It’s very strong when I go first thing in the morn. But it gradually reduces throughout the day.
I had experienced something like this when I first started swedish bitters two months ago, and was taking digestive enzymes at the same time. I eliminated the enzymes, and the problem went away.
Could this be a reaction to the bread? I’ve been putting coconut flour on everything for a while now, with no problems. The only thing in the bread that I have not been regularly consuming is the baking powder. It’s the Rumford Aluminum Free.
I’ve also started eating a lot more veggies since last week.Hey,
Are you still active on this site? I had the same problem yesterday. I even used the same baking powder as you (Rumford Aluminum Free). I was so excited to eat bread after two weeks that i ate whole coconut bread in one day (lunch and dinner). Next day from morning till late after noon i was asking for God’s mercy as i used bathroom 4 to 5 times and mannn it burns.Please help me out here. Did you find any solution?
I can’t eat baking powder thats all I know.. I made a pancake with coconut flower without baking powder though and my tummy was fine.
I never had a problem with any other breads which usually I used to buy and they all have baking powder. I am thinking that problem is with my cooking. This is my first time cooking.
Bread was too dry and I was choking on it in the beginning but with the help of water I ate it with my chicken.
Do u think if the bread is too dry can cause this?
I took my recipefrom here.
http://www.thecandidadiet.com/coconut-ingredient.htmI think that too much coconut can also have the effect of a runny butt :p
it has coconut flower, coconut oil and coconut milk, it might be a bit much..
that’s also why I made a pancake, so that I could eggs and I added some yoghurt and cooked it with butter.as for it being dry, I don’t know if it would matter that much but I guess I could be wrong.
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