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womanofthehills

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12. a good way to start is to eat foods that you rarely eat

Mon Oct 19, 2015, 08:24 PM

Oct 2015

My friend has worse food intolerances than me = she does well with buffalo and squash. Yuk! I am allergic to egg white but do great with the yoke.

If you feel like you want to go to sleep after a meal, you probably ate something you don't tolerate well. The less I eat, the more energy I have. Also, my foods are better in the winter after all the grasses die. I can't eat corn in the summer but can in the winter.

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Has anyone tried an elimination diet? [View all] OnionPatch Aug 2015 OP

My concern would be around the "naturopathic" part NRaleighLiberal Aug 2015 #1

I have a fairly skeptical view. OnionPatch Aug 2015 #5

Cool. The part of naturopathy I have the most hope for are herbal remedies NRaleighLiberal Aug 2015 #7

I'd be concerned with the corn. woodsprite Aug 2015 #2

Taking out corn really limits my meal options. OnionPatch Aug 2015 #6

Try it, but just be aware of you have a problem. woodsprite Aug 2015 #9

Glad your son is able to control his symptoms. OnionPatch Aug 2015 #10

I can also eat foods early in the day womanofthehills Oct 2015 #11

Garlic and onion bother me now too. OnionPatch Oct 2015 #15

a good way to start is to eat foods that you rarely eat womanofthehills Oct 2015 #12

Every naturopath has a different version of "elimination diet." Warpy Aug 2015 #3

I've been tested for RA. OnionPatch Aug 2015 #4

Yes, the diary can tell you a lot Warpy Aug 2015 #8

my boyfriend went on the low FODMAP diet womanofthehills Oct 2015 #13

I see the doctor tomorrow. OnionPatch Oct 2015 #14

It's hard cooking a meal for him womanofthehills Nov 2015 #16