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  1. JDB
    Anyone want to start a dialoge about genetic modied foods?
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    want it!
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    Open Original Shared Link Watch this, it's changing my life, my health, my spirtuality, my happiness. gluten free---yes, but raw vegan, ahhhhh, i feel better
  4. JDB
    The clientel is a bit sketchy in our area, but I love to go to Grocery Outlet Bargin market for groceries. They have gluten free, organic, and good household stuff. And when I am there I buy all that they have, because I know I won't see it again. Good thing for storage! Otherwise I am a major thrift store and yard sale junkie. Love the rush!
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    Thank you for the help, really thank you It's trying for sure, but I do hope we see improvement. Had a normal bm today---that's a first, and what else can I be happy about, lol.
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    Aren't all little boys picky eaters? It seems like they can live off a hotdog and soda, or at least that would be there choice. Unfortunetly (or maybe fortunetly) our son can't eat those. I hope his tummy and taste buds ease up a bit, but for now he is very fussy over food. He trials it by licking it first to see how it will feel in his mouth; very common...
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    hmmmm, organic helping...why do you think that was? tonight our son is very gassy (TMI< but not in this world!) the gluten free stuff is often not organic, so that is frustrating, very.
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    we react to aveeno too we use cetaphil now, or other organic lotions (without allergens)
  9. JDB
    Look into the dx FPIES, it's the rejection (allergy) of protiens in food groups. We thought my son had it, but right now it's still looking like specifin food allergies for us. RICE, is a big on the FPIES group. New study from 2006
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    We're currently in a food challenge for the next 2 weeks to prove our sons delayed WHEAT reaction (he is also allergic to SOY). 2 Dr's looked at our 2 1/2 year olds skin patch test, and they both agreed he was positive for a wheat allergy (they don't see if often), but they are making us challange it> annoying! Anyway,sadly our story is so much like...
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