Food Allergies Detox?

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With the help of your comments I'm really thinking my digestive disorder(s)

is/are due to food allergies. I've done some follow up research on the topic

from others suggestions and have found several cases of how Crohns disease is

often (mis)diagnosed in relation to various food allergies. It all makes sense

really, too much of a good thing can really be bad and for years I've eaten the

same things. Until this year refined flour/gluten-related products, margarine,

processed or fast foods have been my main staples.

After going without any wheat or gluten-containing products for three only days

my bm's have decreased by half (knock on wood) and I've decreased the

prednisone by 1 mg.

Everything written about food allergies in NT leads me to believe that for most

allergies can be overcome with a good detox regimen followed by a NT healthy

variety of foods. The variety part has always been a challenge because it's

very convenient to just eat the same foods over and over again. But I don't want

to get ahead of myself by worrying about that yet.

Instead of investing more money and energy in getting a food allergy test done

and based on what I've experienced so far I'm going to assume food allergies are

my problem and move on to the treatment: detox.

Does anyone know of a good thorough food allergy detox protocol? One that

includes everything: supplements, exercise, diet, how long to do it and so on.

I think I can begin to put one together based on what I've learned, but if

anyone knows of a guide, I'd really appreciate it.

Thanks!

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