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Click on the right hand side to watch the video.....


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jerseyangel Proficient

I clicked on your link and got a page "that does not exist" (according to them :) )

Was this the Jenny McCarthy interview with Deborah Roberts?

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lonewolf Collaborator

Wow! That was great! And I saw your comment directing people towards scientific studies. Still can't figure out why some people are so against even trying this.

Judyin Philly Enthusiast

GREAT JOB KAREN.

JUST READ YOUR POSTS ON THE SITE.

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mommida Enthusiast

I'm glad the information is getting out there, and hopefully people will get some help.

I am concerned Gluten-free Casein-free is getting "controversial diet" label added to the media.

L.

Great job Karen getting the links on the comments section! :)

mama2 Apprentice

I really liked the article and your post. Never hurts to try. I do know that they advise to slowly take a child off gluten (when its for autisim) so the child won't show signs of withdrawl.


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