Vasoconstrictive Foods are foods that can possibly cause pain, stiffness and soreness.
If you are a chronic pain suffer, it is best to avoid these foods.
Vasoconstrictive – causing constriction of blood vessels; a binding or squeezing of a part; the narrowing of a vessel or opening as constriction of blood vessels.
Alcohols
All alcohol drinks including Liqueurs
(Particularly Red Wine)
Products containing alcohol
Breakfast Cereals
All cereals except those which are cooked
Chocolate
Avoid all chocolate
Coconut
In any form
Dairy Products
All cheeses (except yogurt cheese), cream cheese and cottage cheese
Cow’s buttermilk, Ice cream, frozen custards, Sour Cream
Drinks
All kinds of soda – including cream soda, fruit and diet soda
Coffee and Tea
MSG (Monosodium Glutamate)
Any food that contains MSG such as barbeque sauces, many types of chips, Canned soups, Oriental foods, soy sauce, Frozen Pizza, Gelatins,
Frozen dinners, Dry roasted peanuts, Relishes, Seasonings
Salad Dressings, Bouillon Cubes, Bread Stuffing
(Be sure to check labels)
Nitrites & Nitrates
Bacon, Ham. Sausage (most kinds), Hot Dogs, Luncheon meats (most),
Deviled Ham, Cold Cuts, Canned meats, Pork and Beans,
Smoked Fish, Corned Dogs
(Check food labels)
Salted Foods
Any product containing salt
Sugar Products
Candy, cakes, pies, cookies
Any product contain sugar
Avoid excessive use of Caffeine. It is considered a Vasoconstrictive product. Caffeine withdrawal can cause a Headache (lasting for several days) but will cease. However, it is noted that in cases of sever headaches, caffeine is often used. It is an added ingredient in numerous over the counter pain relieving products.
Avoid the use of Aspartame (Phenylalanin) (NutraSweet). Contains Methanol. Can possibly cause Central Nervous System problems.
Quick'n easy vasoconstrictive food guide..
Quick'n easy vasoconstrictive food guide..
http://www.doctorsforpain.com/pdf/Foods ... r_Pain.pdf
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I think I disagree about the coconut. It is very good stuff for you.
http://nutiva.com/coconut-info/myths-nutrition/
http://nutiva.com/coconut-info/myths-nutrition/
Re: Quick'n easy vasoconstrictive food guide..
Chocolate, nitrites, and nitrates are all vasodilators. I believe the vasoconstrictive part of chocolate is actually the caffeine. Also, alcohol at different consumption levels can act as either a vasodilator or constrictor.PCakes wrote:http://www.doctorsforpain.com/pdf/Foods ... r_Pain.pdf
Vasoconstrictive Foods are foods that can possibly cause pain, stiffness
Chocolate
Avoid all chocolate
Nitrites & Nitrates
Bacon, Ham. Sausage (most kinds), Hot Dogs, Luncheon meats (most),
Deviled Ham, Cold Cuts, Canned meats, Pork and Beans,
Smoked Fish, Corned Dogs
(Check food labels)
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got to agree with you there whyrwehere on the coconut, especially coconut oil, which we use to lightly sautee veggies, no longer using olive oil to cook, only crude, or cold after we cook. it's a much more stable oil to cook with. and you don't need very much, a little goes a long way.
Beauty tip: I also use coconut oil on my face.
I do, however, use it minimally because of its saturated fat content, like the coconut milk light instead of regular, but not too often.
I would like to know the connection between coconut and vasoconstricter, though? Is there evidence of this?
Beauty tip: I also use coconut oil on my face.
I do, however, use it minimally because of its saturated fat content, like the coconut milk light instead of regular, but not too often.
I would like to know the connection between coconut and vasoconstricter, though? Is there evidence of this?
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I want to know, too.....zinamaria wrote: I would like to know the connection between coconut and vasoconstricter, though? Is there evidence of this?
Did some quick googling .. the list seems some good advice in a bit of bad context.
coconut oil - very high in saturated fat (admittedly the internet swings wildly on it's pos/neg benefits)
nitrites/nitrates - I wondered about this one as on their own they are vasodilators. I guess when added as preservatives to the highly processed, 'bad' fat foods they've listed, the benefits are lost.
still the best..
http://ccsvi.org/index.php/helping-myse ... ial-health
coconut oil - very high in saturated fat (admittedly the internet swings wildly on it's pos/neg benefits)
nitrites/nitrates - I wondered about this one as on their own they are vasodilators. I guess when added as preservatives to the highly processed, 'bad' fat foods they've listed, the benefits are lost.
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/heart- ... et/NU00196Bacon, Ham. Sausage (most kinds), Hot Dogs, Luncheon meats (most), Deviled Ham, Cold Cuts, Canned meats, Pork and Beans,
Smoked Fish, Corned Dogs
still the best..
http://ccsvi.org/index.php/helping-myse ... ial-health