The Tuesday Club At Www.foodintol.com

[hathor]

Now that I have official results, the credit card is out. I've bought books, Triumph eating cards, Clan Thompson guides, the ScottFree newsletter, and assorted yum yums. Before I put the card away, is there any additional benefit to going with The Tuesday Club?

I'm willing to get whatever may be of use to me. But I don't know that what they provide gives me any additional benefit to what I have already. I do have to deal with cutting out soy now (and maybe yeast -- I'm ambivalent about that), as well as milk and egg -- which obviously aren't covered in the gluten free materials.

So I'm curious if anyone has ever subscribed. If so, what did you think of it?

[sonja69]

hi hathor,

I am not subscribed to the tuesday club, although registered for free. since then i get emails from them every day, sometimes more than one with extremely sensational headlines like 'get rid of the bloating today' and so on. this makes me suspicious. and I find the membership is not really cheap...

i bought some books on food intolerance and i think there are lot of normal cookbooks which have recipes for special diets like dairy-, soyfree etc. some books about food intolerance have some recipes as well. in my opinion, the tuesday club is expensive and i think they just want to use our problems to make cash.

best, Sonja

[hathor]

Yeah, that's right. I was getting all those emails from them before I told them to stop. I think I'll save my money for yummy gluten-free goodies unless I hear from someone who really found it beneficial. There is so much free information out there, plus books I've bought I've yet to get through.

I just react to problems by over-researching them. At some point I have to stop

[sonja69]

I just react to problems by over-researching them. At some point I have to stop

yeah, me too, and then I can't hardly read all the stuff and digest informationen due to less time....

good luck, Sonja