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womanofthehills

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16. It's hard cooking a meal for him

Wed Nov 11, 2015, 10:21 PM

Nov 2015

No onions or garlic. Chocolate does him in. The only fruits that don't bother him are blueberries and raspberries. What is weird is that he tolerates regular sugar. He basically eats hamburger without a bun, chicken, salad, sweet potato, and lots of eggs and blueberries and some gluten free cereals. He makes lots of custards and gluten free cookies. He will tolerate a small amount of cheese. Actually, he does ok with tomatoes too.

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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