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Old 11-21-2013, 10:00 AM #1
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Default A question about diet
Do any of you follow the 4f diet recommended by Dr. Hooshman? If so, has it made a difference in your symptoms at all? Due to pain and energy levels, I was thinking if starting it. I just wondered if any of y'all felt better while on it. Thank you for any help. Also, any other food suggestions that might help are welcome.
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