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I Need Suggestions For A Gi Doctor In The Denver/littleon, Co Area

New Gluten Free Mom

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My 8 year old daughter has tested positive for gluten allergies through US Biotek blood test and Enterolabs. I feel like I should also send her to a GI doctor to make sure I am doing everything possible. These tests were ordered for her by our Eastern Medicine Doctor. Does anyone have a suggestion?

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The only doc who "gets it" in the area is Dr. Scot Lewey in Colorado Springs. He also has a blog you can check out: thefooddoc.com.

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The only doc who "gets it" in the area is Dr. Scot Lewey in Colorado Springs. He also has a blog you can check out: thefooddoc.com.

Thank you so much!

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