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    Oh, wow, What a happy story! I wanted to know your history and I found some. Thanks.
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    Oh My Word, YOU MEAN, You aren't a volunteer either? Chicken Pox? Baking Soda baths were soothing when they start getting itchy. I hope that you have plenty of tubs or small boys that can share. Liquid Vitamin ACE is something my chiropractor recommended to fight the pox. But don't give too much to fast, because you want them to end up fully immune...
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    I am avoiding night shades in hopes that it will aid healing for me. Yes, I have noticed a bloated tummy after potatoes.
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    Here I go again into territory I have not yet conquered. The challenge: to eat only foods, I had no measured intolerances to, for 6 weeks. These 10 good foods included 5 protein foods, 2 vegetables, and 3 fruits. The test had been for about 85 foods and of them, I had 10 left. I also may eat any food not tested. I heard the average American only eats...
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    I learned a few things from a Functional Medicine nurse I visited with the other day. The adrenal glands manufacture a substance called cortisol which helps the body deal with stress. On the day of my nutrient absorption test, I tested as not having the nutrients to build cortisol. My system was depressed having had to fight celiac disease for 30 years...
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    Hi Melissa, Sorry you had to go through so many years of suffering. You now have hope, because you know what your problem has been all of these years. You also know what to do about it! It is difficult to learn everything needed, but you just start. You will get better and better at it. Any mistakes will help you stay motivated. It is rare...
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    Thanks to Dilantesteph, I have been washing them 3 times in soap and water. Rinse well.
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    Well, I was told to stay on those supplements for now. And after four days off them, how can I mind?
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    Yeah, it turns out I shouldn't be eating buckwheat at all.
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    I had been living with a nice clear mind for at least a couple of months. I put up with brain fog for nearly 30 years, but now I know something better. Now, when I have to deal with it, I want back out. A taste of the good life makes me more desperate to gain a clear mind back again. Since I started my rotational diet and a couple of supplements, one...
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    Thanks, Jess, I will check it out. I Diana
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    I am going to remember to check this. I haven't scratched out buckwheat, but it is on my lists of suspects. How are you checked for healing? Diana
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    I heard not to play with your pet after dusting for fear that you will ingest a little. Strange to think of eating it.
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    Yesterday, my family went to a prayer meeting for a friend with vasculitis, an Auto Immune disease. He has had very obvious problems and was hospitalized twice and once it was for a very long time. The prayer meeting was patterned after James 5. (Bible) After arriving home, my husband talked with the children if they thought a prayer meeting like that...
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    I am still having a clear mind. I had an illness, but it was mild (compared to my families) and I recovered in a couple of days. Giddy? No, not yet!
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    I can relate.
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    Keep up the good work. It sounds like a nice start to your family! Diana
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    I found I needed to read the labels on salt carefully. I am okay with sea salt and no caking agents. One company used corn to get their anti-caking agent and my body didn't tolerate that. Beet chips (Or potato, or sweet potato.) I have made leafy vegetable chips like this also. 1/4 cup oil 4 servings of beet or veggie slices potato 1 pinch salt...
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    You can have your nutrient levels checked to see if you are deficient somewhere. I printed off your write up. I found it really interesting about when you have the Neurological things you rarely have the GI things. I noticed a couple things of late about my experience. I had very little GI stuff over 30 years of symptoms. I did have bloating big time...
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    If I get a food I am intolerant of I sometimes get really sad even though I have good circumstances. Now, when that happens, I figure I just have to hold on for a couple of days and will begin to feel better again.
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    Hi Jenn, If you post this in Pre diagnosis on the forum post, I think you will get more replies. I hope you get your life back too. It is sad to look pregnant--atleast when you are not. I have been asked when the baby is due. When you read, you will discover what to do. I am sorry you have suffered like this. I hope you will get a definative...
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    You might try asking for the ingredients. My wonder if it might have soy sauce, or worcesture sauce which has gluten usually, I believe.
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    Sometimes I think I have alot of blood in my stool. Then I remember that I recently ate beets!
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    Hmm I wonder if you are expericing feeling worse before feeling better. Suppliments do this to me, if they give any reaction at all. Are you saying you are getting better without suppliments? Great! You don't have any clothes? I just found a dress that I tossed in the bottom of the closet as too tight last summer. It fits charmingly now&...
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    I did like my nutri-val test which analyzed my need for supplements in great detail. Some common for celiac ones that I am on are: Pancreatic enzymes (could that be what you tried?) Vitamin B Vitamin D Coenzyme Q10 Magnesium Probiotics I am also on a special series that my chiropractor tests me for. I I think that I am now hoping that the nutrients...
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