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Do I Need To Test For Other Intolerances Or Do I Try An Elimination Diet?

Sweetfudge

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Sweetfudge Community Regular
Sweetfudge
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my husband said i should try an elimination diet, but kind of just want to be told what i can't eat and try and make everything else work.

what about candida? does that need testing for? i should just do more research, but i'm not in the mood right now. sorry :( hope someone can help.

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Hey Sweetfudge - there are a couple of online quizzes you can take to see if candida is a problem for you, but I think if you start an elimination diet you'll be pretty much on an anti-candida diet as well (someone correct me if I'm wrong there).

I'm doing an elimination diet now, and it's helping me a LOT!! Doubt I would ever have realized that I have a problem with potatoes, of all things (and me, part Irish, sheesh).

Hoping after I'm fully healed, my intolerances will subside. Sigh.

BTW - looked at your profile... Horde or Alliance? ;)

70 Shadow Priest, for the Horde!!

(apologies to non-Warcraft players)

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Sweetfudge
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Thanks Newlyfree!

I'll have to look into the quizzes.

I've got a level 70 undead mage :D my husband plays a tauren warrior. what server do you play on?

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newlyfree
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Sweet - I have an alt undead mage, but she's only level 35 :)

I'm on Shu'halo - you?

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