Mayonnaise contains egg and mustard, which some people are allergic to.

If you can understand the reasons for such food cravings, then you can successfully beat them. You need to eat healthy and exercise regularly. Moreover, you nutritional supplements can also help you a great deal. Though it may take time, you can successfully do it with strong determination and right approach.

some people might me like " poh this is answered by someone who doesnt know anything ,or anyone can answear this " But this is true . Radishes are spicy because thier root is very simaler to mustard it is alo in the same family :)

I have a huge sweet tooth and crave sugar throughout the day. But I've been told by health professionals that sugar is not good for our bodies and that I should decrease my intake. Usually if you're craving sugar it means you are not getting enough protein in your diet. I was told to eat more snacks in between meals with high protein - like nuts, peanut butter, etc. By eating protein throughout the day before you crave sugar, you will actually stop the cravings from ever occurring. I've been decreasing my sugar intake for about one monoth now, and although it's been one of the hardest things to do, my cravings have decreased. So I would recommend that you add more protein in your diet.

Someone probably will crave sugar when they are on a diet or haven't eaten something sweet for a while. If you haven't you should have something with sugars in it so it satisfys your craving, or it will get worse.

Hmmm this is makes me want pickles...

I love chewing on napkins & paper towels! Its a craving I cannot resist. If I'm really hungry I'll pop in a napkin or paper towel and It'll satisfy me for a moment. I'm a sophmore now I been chewing since the 7th grade.

u crav3 cuz u b so hongry lil erthang n site luk gud 2 u. ii alwayz crave fuud on mii p3riod. hop3 dis h3lp ur problm

You stop a craving by putting a rubber band on your wrist and you let it hit your self it worked for me just do it till you think you will stop

My wife used to eat all the ice after finishing a glass of tea or soda. Then she was diagnosed with severe anemia. After taking iron supplements, she stopped eating ice. We never made the connection until several years later when we heard that a craving for ice was a symptom of an iron deficiency.

it's like a compulsion, if i cook it i have too eat

It may be a vitamin C deficiency or, you just really love the sour tartness of a lemon!

- I'm going on holiday and want to lose weight. - I'm not hungry right now I've just eaten, thanks. - I'm eating out tonight at a nice restaurant and don't want to spoil my appetite. - I've joined a slimming club and tonight is my weigh-in so I don't want to be too heavy. There are none. to be a healthy individual there are different diet choices that can be made to cater to your specific body type, but abstaining form food is not a smart choice, or a healthy one.

some seafoods can be nutritious and healthy like fish

In brief, corn has two noticeable elements you may really want: 1. Plant fiber (it moves through your digestive system and helps to move other stuff along) that you do not digest, but is not harmful; and 2. enzymes (and oils you use to cook corn in) that your pancreas likes. In short, your body breaks down the starch molecules in corn to create a type of sugar your body wants.

If you are concerned about keeping calories down with this craving, try popcorn with as little oil as possible, no butter (lightly salted, use iodized salt to help your thyroid along.)

I have done a lot of research to find out why I can't get enough garlic. I eat so much of it that I can no longer smell it or taste it without a large quantity. My Husband tells me I smell like a pickle and yet I still can't get enough.

Throughout my research I have found that garlic does a lot of good things for a person's body, a female especially. Well documented health benefits include reduction of cholesterol and triglycerides in the blood and increasing lipoproteins(good cholesterol), lowering high blood pressure, helps prevent yeast infections, some cancers, colds, and the flu, as well as having good antibacterial, antifungal, antiinflammatory, antioxidant and immune stimulant properties.

Therefore my conclusion to the craving of garlic is that for some reason my body needs it. I am not the type to visit the Dr. unless I'm on my death bed, so it is possible that i have a bacterial infection or like I assumed a yeast infection. That is how I came to my conclusion. IF you really want to know more google it. Do your own research and I'm sure you'll find there are more benefits from Garlic then setbacks. Unless you have an allergic reaction to it of course....

Onions contain Vitamin B,C, and minerals. They are of the garlic family and supply many of the benefits of garlic. Possibly you do not have proper amounts of these in your diet and your body craves more.

From time to time, we all develop cravings for certain foods. One man's favorite was an onion sandwich: sliced raw onions on buttered bread. He nevr got tired of it and lived a long happy life. If you are in good health and you body weight to height is OK, Don't worry about it. Just enjoy the onion snacks. If it is a big concern, let your Dr. know.

Some women never have food cravings, and others start as soon as they miss a period. with my first I didn't have a positive test until 2 weeks after my missed period, but then realised that I hadn't drunk coffee in those two weeks. Second time around I went off coffee, tea, jacket potatoes and chocolate. In neither pregnancy did I 'crave' anything.

It is NOT important for humans to crave both salty and sweet food. However both salt and carbohydrates (including sweet foods) are important in the human diet so it is important for people to want to have them.

Do you crave onions, garlic, cabbage or broccoli? You may have a sluggish or overloaded liver. These foods contain high levels of sulfur, which help improve liver function. A sluggish liver cannot work properly to help break down toxins or keep hormones in balance. Toxins can accumulate from either external sources or from poor digestion that results in internal toxicity. You have nutritional deficiencies and too much toxic exposure.