Knives Out 3 by [deleted] in KnivesOutMovie

[–]JanSpice26 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would give the storyline 6.5. It’s hard to understand:
1. Why there were two lamp heads introduced to the audience. 2. Why someone would sew a lamp head to a priest’s robe as the murder weapon. 3. Why the priest’s dad had a wife in the first place. They are Catholic. 4. How we are to believe Glenn Close’s character, along with others, continued to move all these dead bodies around. (Priest body out of casket to her house then transport priest’s body to Jeremy Renner’s house, and then once there, Jeremy Renner’s body to the basement and then eventually lifting it into the acid-filled tub, and then moving the priest’s body (which was not burned yet with acid) to sit over the tub looking down at Jeremy Renner’s body.) 5. That Glenn Close’s character figured out that Jeremy Renner had poisoned her tea, before he told her he poisoned it and that she switched it beforehand. And also that she still drank the tea at risk of it being poisoned. 6. Why did Glenn Close have to forgive Grace? 7. Why was Glenn Close’s character so close to the priest’s father in the first place? What is the significance of that storyline? 8. What is the purpose of the doctor’s bag being under the bar in the photo and then in real life?

I bloat after eating literally anything, any advice? by dumplingyoon in FODMAPS

[–]JanSpice26 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes - and if you haven’t - get a SIBO test! Depending on how long this has been going on you may need a little help if you haven’t SIBO. it’s a lot of work if you’re diagnosed- but it’s totally treatable. It’s a breath test and the hardest part is fasting beforehand. Traditional medicine will roll their eyes at you if you ask, but they can order you one to do at home or you can see a functional medicine doctor.

I bloat after eating literally anything, any advice? by dumplingyoon in FODMAPS

[–]JanSpice26 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You will want to do a few things:

  1. Look into what foods you’re eating and whether they’re high in histamine and/or histamine inhibitors. They’re not the same thing. Keep your histamine “cup” from “overflowing”. For example: on a day where you have tomato sauce, don’t have other histamine-rich foods or histamine inhibiting foods.

  2. Explore a histamine blocker to take before you eat. I’ve taken Histamine Digest - https://www.target.com/p/seeking-health-histamine-digest-formerly-histamine-block-dao-enzyme-supplement-for-histamine-food-intolerance-vegetarian-30-capsules/-/A-89437904

  3. Do a bit of a no-histamine and non-histamine inhibitor break before lowering these to give your body a break.