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Old 08-31-2012, 02:27 PM #19
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Annesse,
I have horrible cognitive issues, when I'm reading one post, I can't remember what the last one was about. I guess I need to print out this entire thread and do some highlighting so it's easier to remember what you said previously. Anyway, I am interested in reading your book. Regarding the dairy, I've been off ALL dairy products for one month now and my stomach has never felt better. I have read The Paleo Solution by Robb Wolf and Loren Cordain, where omitting dairy is recommended. I'm wondering if you have read any of their works and what your feeling is on their theory/diet.
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