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  1. Lori2
    Does anyone have anything to report on how their low carb diet is going?
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    Thanks for the updates. It's always encouraging to hear when someone finds some answers.
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    I personally found the Enterolab testing very helpful. Most of my problems improved after going gluten free, however I was still left with some diarrhea problems. I went back to a very simple basic diet based on rice, grass-fed beef and bananas, but the problem persisted. I finally did Enterolab testing which showed an intolerance to rice--one of my go...
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    Rice was the mainstay of my diet. I cooked up a batch of brown rice pilaf every day and ate rice cakes--no cereals. And like you, I eliminated everything--different foods, supplements, etc. Imagine my surprise when testing (EnteroLab) said that rice and oats (I used very little oats) were the cause of my diarrhea. The day I quit rice, I used 4 Immodium...
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    I think you will find that everyone is an individual with their own sensitivities. In the reading that I have done, I have come to the conclusion that there is NO food out there that doesn't bother someone. My own list of no-no's includes gluten, oats, rice, sugar (beet, cane, honey, dates, raisins, aguve, xylitol). I can eat limited amounts of other...
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    Would you tell us how to make sweet potato flour? Thanks.
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    ARCHIVED Please Help! (Very Long Post)

    Lori2 replied to Andi O's topic in Doctors

    My celiac panel was negative (after gluten-free for two nonths). I do not have either of the two main celiac genes (my son is a diagnosed celiac). A year and a half ago I came to two conclusions: 1. I hate feeling like garbage. 2. I do not need a doctors permission to eliminate gluten from my diet. Forget the testing and "just do it".
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    I did food testing at EnteroLab and found it very accurate. Since I was still having problems, I went back to my basic "banana and rice" diet plus a few other foods. I was trying to decide which to eliminate first, corn or soy, but decided to pay the money and do the testing. EnteroLab said that soy and corn were both fine, but that I was intolerant to...
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    I'll try again. Edit to say: it won't post the link but posts the video instead.
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    http:/w.youtube.com/watch?v=KLjgBLwH3Wc/ww The video is 17 minutes long but is worth watching. Dr. Terry Wahls, Iowa Med School professor, cured herself of MS by a diet which was probably gluten-free.
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    I just ran across this thread again. Thought I would add that I have been eating Claussen Pickles with no problem.
  12. Lori2
    My daughter's canker sores were caused by iron malabsorbtion. Diagnosed by Mayo Clinic.
  13. Lori2
    A loaf of multi-grain bread--soft inside--crispy, crunchy crust--gently warmed--dripping with butter-----I just died and went to heaven. Aahhhh (or should it be waaaaah).
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    ARCHIVED Doctors

    Lori2 replied to Mateto's topic in Doctors

    Because, unfortunately, some people are liars. I have a relative who is anorexic and it's important that the doctors find these people, too. But I don't know if accusing people of lying is the way to do it.
  15. Lori2
    I get what my eye doctor calls visual migraines--sort of sparkling, spikey semi-circles--hard to describe, last about a half hour. Check on You Tube for pictures of visual, ocular or optical migraines.
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