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Anyone Been To An Allergy Accupuncturist?

loxleynew

By loxleynew
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So I'm going to one to see if I have any other food intolerances besides gluten. Has anyone else done this before? specifically with an acupuncturist who does this instead of a regular allergist person.

Thanks.

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Anyone know why my posts keep getting deleted and/or not added? Do they not follow the CoC somehow or are just that stupid of questions?

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I am so sorry. I don't know how this got missed.

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I am so sorry. I don't know how this got missed.

Np I'm sure it's a stupid question anyways! Hehe thanks for replying.

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So I'm going to one to see if I have any other food intolerances besides gluten. Has anyone else done this before? specifically with an acupuncturist who does this instead of a regular allergist person.

Thanks.

I didn't know acupuncturists did that kind of thing... :huh:

I was just reading "Dangerous Grains" again and they recommend ELISA testing for IgG intolerances... which is far from perfect, but might give you some ideas. Ultimately, you'll have to try the elimination diet (and challenge) if you want to know for sure.

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