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    I started a mold free diet on Thursday along with probiotics which my chiropractor had already recommended that I get on. She has also recommended that I try an antifungal supplement like for candida which I hope to get on shortly. The mold free diet is still gluten free, but also removes those other things on the list posted earlier. The one Im doing...
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    Nora -- that link you posted to the mold/lyme posts and food list makes a lot of sense to me. I saw that several people who had similar results to mine were shown as being mold-susceptible. That provided a huge "Ah ha" moment for me. Two years ago when I first started having problems, I had recently moved back into my classroom after being removed...
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    Thank you for taking the time and effort to explain all of that to me. I did relook at the results and above what I posted it does does HLA DRB, DQB Typing. Does that narrow it down any for the DQ results? I think the DQ 03CFTD refers to the genetic tendency for Congenital Fiber Type Disproportion which is also referred to as CFTD. That was the...
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    Mine were not done by enterolab. They were scripted by my doctor for the specific things that he was looking for and then sent through a regular lab (not Prometheus either, I had that test done previously which showed positive for Crohns). I know that I can't get anything more than what I have from them, unfortunately. There were HLA DQ results there...
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    Just an FYI, don't go to Mayo unless you are fully prepared that you may spend that large amount of money and learn nothing new. I had always heard that Mayo wouldn't stop until they found your problem, but I found that to not be the case. Because of all of the testing I'd already had done, when they found negatives on the bloodwork & biopsies for...
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    Thanks for the link to that article. It was a good read. I'm still learning, and I guess I should be thankful that my doctor does recognize that gluten sensitivity exists......even though it took me doing it on my own to get there, he is supportive of it & has it in my chart now.
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    I am a newbie to the board, though I've been browsing it for a while for helpful hints. After two years of abdominal pain which would make me double over in tears constantly and numerous tests, I was sent to the MayoClinic. They thought it might be celiac but again my antibodies and biopsy came back negative. Rather than suggest still going gluten-free...
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