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  1. AndreaB
    Ok....totally off topic. I think I found out what M is intolerant too. He calls it I'm tired. I call it "I don't like it" intolerance. Now let me tell you.....this is very serious......it's seemed to affect most of his diet.
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    This is something I'm curious about. I've been learning more about vaccines. My oldest had all of them, my next has had all but the 4-6 year doses (which he won't have) and my youngest everthing to 2 months. He's the one that broke out with eczema. I had alot of dental work done before I knew I was pregnant and a root canal my 3rd trimester. Of all my...
  3. AndreaB
    Happy Birthday Carrie!! Hope you've had a great day!
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    Happy Birthday Miamia!!!!
  5. AndreaB
    How long has he been on the SCD? If he had been gluten free for a while it probably would have meant he would have been just positive before hand. Soy seems to be more of a problem and can also cause intestinal damage. As Ursa said, go soy and gluten free. Challenge gluten after 6 months or longer, if you'd like. Should give him time to heal...
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    As Ursa said you are intolerant to casein. You will need to remove it from your diet. Some people challenge it again after some time (6 months-1 year). Enterolab has said that the tests they run are for life. If you can accept that, great! If not, challenge it after a year.
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    Interesting Donna. Does it sound like she's saying the mold had something to do with the fibroids? Yay for no bug bites this week.
  8. AndreaB
    Blue-Skye, The enterolab tests don't test for immediate reaction allergies. As far as I know their test is similar to delayed reaction allergies (or intolerances). The gluten and soy could cause intestinal damage, joint pain. Don't remember if soy can cause neurological problems or not. I've posted a couple different articles on soy in this category...
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    I'm hoping the trigger point injections help you........keep us updated please. Will be looking for your bioset update later.
  10. AndreaB
    More good advice...the whole thing (just didn't want to copy it all). I'll try and start logging everything the we have to eat and see if we can develop a pattern from that. I have been stressed out about finance and I'd rather wait if things don't get worse. Thanks guys for helping me to think rationally. Much easier with someone else...
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    My husband discovered a new frozen treat yesterday and brought some home. It's Coconut Bliss. We loved it. We had the dark chocolate. I just bought the vanilla and the coconut ones. We avoid lecithin also so won't be trying the ones with that in it. They have some different flavors and use coconut milk for the base. Check out their website and...
  12. AndreaB
    I hope nothing happens to overload you with the increase either. Doesn't surprise me that you sped up the process. It'd be kinda hard to take things slow when you want to get better yesterday. Lack of motivation.......can we blame children's lack of motivation on getting anything done on mercury. Your mom.... Ok, off to read your...
  13. AndreaB
    This whole thing is an eye opener for me.....soy, casein, gluten. Hopefully this won't go anywhere. They need to have truth in labeling for clothes now too.
  14. AndreaB
    I don't know if I want to know about those.......they sound scary. Can't wait until next weekend......for you anyway.
  15. AndreaB
    That sounds interesting. I'll be curious as to what else comes out with Dr. Fine's research.....and any others who may be doing this type of research.
  16. AndreaB
    Now I'm wondering if we should wait for the floor to drop out from underneath you. What did bioset say you could take? Didn't your doctor say no more than 2 drops a day?
  17. AndreaB
    Rachel!!! I hope you see this since you are posting. Are you still computerless this weekend? How'd bioset go......maybe that is what you are posting about.
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    This could be the case in some cases. Don't think so with the nuts though as she loved almond butter and mac and cashew cheese was her favorite meal. We also don't give her chocolate anymore when we have it because she didn't do well with it. Now if she starts developing a problem with all the healthy foods, I'll start questioning. She had tested intolerant...
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    Laura, So sorry you're feeling crummy and not knowing which issue it's dealing with....herx, sick etc. Hanging out on the couch, under a blanket, with hubby doesn't sound too bad though. What's hubby time?
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    There are alot of opinions on whether enterolab's results are really forever as they state, or temporary. There is one poster that I'm aware of that can eat dairy now with no known problems. I would definately give yourself 6 months to 1 year to heal if you have leaky gut and then try again. If you don't have leaky gut you could try sooner. You...
  21. AndreaB
    That's fantastic!!!! I'm glad your workplace is so understanding. That must make things a lot easier for you. Hm, well this looks green and I've only seen it in a couple spots. I had washed on spot and it hasn't come back. The thing is we don't feel sick. It's just intolerances seem to be growing. Maybe it's something totally different...
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    Elizabeth, I wasn't on a gluten free diet during my pregnancies so I can't be of much help. Have you tried Tinkyada pasta? I found myself craving more protein my last pregnancy. Some people have morning sickness for longer in their pregnancy. Can you stomach peanut butter or other nut butters? What about gluten-free bread? Perky o's have added...
  23. AndreaB
    As moderators, we can't delete posts or even make a single post invisible. We can only make a whole thread invisible.
  24. AndreaB
    My doctor told me to eliminate everything I tested positive for (but I could leave in the ones below the midpoint low) for two weeks and then add back in one food at a time every 4-7 days. You need to give yourself time to recover from a reaction should you have one, which can take up to 3 days. You also need to consider that you may be ok at first and...
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    Rinne, Glad to hear your brother is doing better with the gluten free diet and that he doesn't appear to have any other problems from celiac.
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