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When To Give Up On Symptoms Improving On The gluten-free Diet?

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Thanks Jebby and Gottaski.  I'll look into those! :)

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nvsmom, I just wanted to send good thoughts and love.  I haven't read through everything cause I don't have anything constructive to say I'm sure but want you to know I am with you in frustrations and wondering when the ride will stop and just ready to throw in the towel.  You are doing the best you can and I'm sure you've gotten some amazing advice from everyone!

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Just curious reading through this post, has anyone tried the Eat Right 4 Your Type books to identify other avoid foods?!?

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nvsmom, I just wanted to send good thoughts and love.  I haven't read through everything cause I don't have anything constructive to say I'm sure but want you to know I am with you in frustrations and wondering when the ride will stop and just ready to throw in the towel.  You are doing the best you can and I'm sure you've gotten some amazing advice from everyone!

 

Thanks for the support.  :)  I'm not ready to throw in the towel, just a bit frustrated. It's like doing work at a job and only getting 3/4 of the pay you were expecting.  LOL

 

 

Just curious reading through this post, has anyone tried the Eat Right 4 Your Type books to identify other avoid foods?!?

 

I've heard of that but I'm guessing it would be more effective to try food eliminations as needed; I don't know if I believe that everyone can be classified into 4 types of diets.   I'm sure it works for some though.

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