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Thanks for the link...very interesting read!

My gut is back to normal now, and while I'm still taking the new probiotic, I've cut back some on the yogurt/kefir/komboucha.

For right now, I feel better than I have in a long time. I hate to jinx it, but even my neuropathy is running at a very low level. It's still ever-present, but I'm not having any discomfort. That's always ebbed and flowed, though, so time will tell. What is a marked change is the absence of the crazy rushes. VERY pleased about that, so thank you!


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I put this link up on another thread so incase you haven't seen it there here it is again:

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