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Old 11-07-2008, 03:39 PM #1
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Default Anyone having any improvements to symptoms with diets?
Ok, I am looking at things I can do to help with the symptoms. I am reading a lot online about all kinds of wild and crazy ideas but most of them seem to be centered on certain things.

Gluten, Dairy, Red Meats, Pork, Sugar.... you know the staples that I live for.

Gluten? really? Like all things cakes, pasta and bread? Are you kidding me???

Dairy I could almost be OK with but of course pasta.... pasta requires cheese!

I am willing to try almost anything. But you cannot take my pasta!
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