By: Neva Marjory

Neva Marjory — Sat, 31 Mar 2007 20:08:34 +0000

of my right rib cage after I eat. One person at work has noticed my
skin seeming a bit yellow, but I think it’s just the enormous amount
of beta carotene I get from the greens and carrots I eat each day. I
also had oil droplets in my stool last night (sorry not a pleasant
reference I know) and I know this has happened maybe two other times,
but always spaced several months apart.<<
Uh. Your subject line is: “Re: Bloating at base of left rib cage
after meals” yet in the body of your post you say: “Does it mean
anything if I feel a bloating of an area at the base of my right rib
cage after I eat.” What side is it on? Why didn’t you use a question
mark? <– like this kind
“I also had oil droplets in my stool last night (sorry not a pleasant
reference I know) and I know this has happened maybe two other times,
but always spaced several months apart.”
Incomplete digestion of fats? Fatty stool? Are you baiting us?

health otherwise is pretty good though I have had more stress at work
and almost no exercise in a few weeks. The work has been especially
stressful the last few days.<<
Yes. Could be. And stress… hmmm.
meals for the last 6 months or so. It’s not painful, but almost like
something is building up, but can’t be released or relieved as
quick.<<
Well, you’d better explode soon.
insight. I’m not panicked (even if I should be ) but I do know I
need to get back to exercise for certain.<<
Yes. Well. We may not be doctors, but I happen to be a qualified
doctor in the paleoithic school of medicine. I’m a paleopath, and I
practice paleopathic medicine.
I will prescribe for you three sabre-toothed tiger chases (or
whatever other predatory cats you can find) daily. That should also
help out your adrenals.
Dr. Axel O+ secretor

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