I don't think it's the diet for me. I am desperate to stop the sulphur burps! I get them day 2/3 and sometimes 4 each week since being on 7.5.
I took upf (mostly) out of my diet 6months ago. I'm quite strict. This week I succumbed to half a pitta bread (most bread is upf) and I think is it. But I do have the odd upf something occasionally. I have discovered some pure juice type ice lollies that have been good in the heat - may not be height of health but 63 calories and pure ingredients so not breaking my upf rule!
I'm eating quite simply. - Greek yoghurt, either chia/flax or nuts and berries for breakfast... Oatcake and babybel or a banana for lunch and a small version of a homecooked meal (veg based I'm veggie) in the evening.
I'm not eating anything excessively fatty or processed. I do eat avocado, nuts etc but not all the time.
I know if anything I'm underesting when I do have a moment to check calories (I'm not particularly calorie counting at all - my whole thing has been about whole foods and don't want to end up weighing but I have just to see how much I'm eating in a day) and I think I'm not eating enough protein.
I have come through a lot of side effect ts but sulphur burps are a problem as I work with people. And family.
Currently I'm taking a peppermint oil capsule first thing and a windeze a bit later and rennes (not sure they help) and using peto bismol as a last resort. Thankfully it's only a few days a week and usually the weekend but it's tricky!
I'm not sure I'd appreciate being told to "fuck right off" on this thread myself (it's been a real source of support for me).
I've had a lot of side effects - constipation, diahrea at various stages, extreme fatigue ( I lost a day a week for the first couple of pens and I'm still weary n a Saturday now). It isn't "just" diet. Although I'm sure it triggers a lot of people. It's known common side effevts of the drug - I seem to be sensitive to these but given I was incredibly morbidly obese I've weighed it up and decided the side effects were less of an issue than being morbidly obese.
But it's been hard. It would have been easier with a wfh job and less fear of side effects.