Re: Hello (looking for CD advice)

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On 9/15/05, <monique7nuns@...> wrote:

> I admit I'm not familiar with what has or hasn't been discussed on

> this group so I apologize if this is redundant, but in writing this

> I'm hoping to find others in a similar situation who may be able to

> share their experience and possibly offer additional recommendations.

>

> I didn't want to make this too long by detailing what I have tried,

> so if you are one of such people, please email me personally.

>

> Thanks!

Hi ,

Welcome aboard!

Actually I think it would be great if you detailed what you have tried and

your experiences, that way we can all learn from there and the collective

wisdom of this board can help you.

We are not like some groups where the moderator-in-chief chimes in and says,

" already discussed, check the archives " even though our archive system -

www.onibasu.com <http://www.onibasu.com> - is MUCH easier to access then

some of those other groups where searching the archives is a royal pain in

the butt.

So post away.

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Pleasure is a nutrient - Mati Senerchia

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>However, I'm not quite out of

>the woods yet since I'm still on medication and still experience

>minor flares every morning. Those with Crohn's or who know those

>with CD will know what I mean by flares.

Ah, yes, the joy of flares. I strongly recommend that you buy a copy of

_Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall. It's all about curing

bowel disease through diet. Its focus isn't on nutrition, though, so

combining NT with BTVC will give you the best possible result -- IOW eat

SCD-legal foods (foods which are " legal " on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet

laid out in BTVC) with an emphasis on nutrient-dense foods recommended by

the Weston A. Price Foundation.

>I didn't want to make this too long by detailing what I have tried,

>so if you are one of such people, please email me personally.

Please, go right ahead! We can't help you if we don't know what's going on

with you.

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