I'm not sure, but I suspect that the problem that you had with the system incorrectly displaying that URL, may be due to your browser. This board operates on php code, (like yours), and, of course, our browsers have to interpret that code, and properly display it, in order for us to correctly see the posts, (and everything else, that is here). I am guessing that you may use Internet Explorer. I use Firefox. When your browser displays the site address, it shows the characters following the word "chron", to be 's,ibd,ibs. My browser shows it to be %27s,ibd,ibs. The problem, of course, is that the %27 is a php instruction, which tells the interpreter to increment the function by 27 units. Since that "code" is in an URL, it obviously should not be executed, but simply displayed as part of the URL description, which Firefox correctly does. I'll bet that your browser is either trying to execute that code, or it is altering those characters for some other reason, and when it does, of course, it displays a corrupted URL. FWIW, that's just my best guess - I could be all wet. Anyway, as you can see, I edited your post, and added the corrected URL, (as displayed by Firefox).
Polly is our guiding light, a dear friend, and our connection with the "sane" side of the medical world.
As she mentioned, all soy lecithin seems to be troublesome for any of us who are sensitive to soy. The lecithin issue is especially cruel for chocolate lovers, (IOW, for everyone, 
), since virtually all chocolate on the market contains soy lecithin. There are one or two safe brands available, but it takes some research to locate them. One of our members achieved remission virtually overnight, when she discovered that the "safe" chocolate that she was eating every day, was mislabeled in the U. S. version, and it actually contained soy lecithin, even though it did not appear on the label. The German label was correct, and that is how she tracked down the problem. It is also claimed, (by "experts"), that soy oils should be safe, (as should all other oils, as well, since the proteins are supposedly removed during the refining process). Unfortunately, many/most of us have found that this is not correct, and we are indeed adversely affected by oils.
Yes, we have discussed DogtorJ's work at various times in the past. He is not only a great friend of dogs and cats, but he has also contributed a lot of valuable insight into food sensitivities of humans, also.
http://www.dogtorj.net/id1.html
It's obvious that you have done a lot of research, and you seem to have a knack for finding the "good stuff".
I believe that quite a few members have done IgG food allergy testing, with mixed results. Personally, I haven't had any experience with it.
You know, I thought your username looked familiar - I came across your board just a couple of days ago, while trying to track down something, that I can't even recall, right now.
http://glutenfreeandbeyond.org/forum/index.php
I have to say that I really like the looks of your board. I'm especially impressed by the fact that your site is ad-free, something that is dear to my heart, and a characteristic that seems to be somewhat of a rare bird these days.
Tex
P. S. Also, I couldn't help but notice that anyone in the world can access your membership list, member profiles, e-mails, etc. Spambots crawl the web constantly, trawling for e-mail addresses, for example, and any other contact information that they can garner. I have no idea how you administrate your board, but if you have server access, by FTP, and you would be interested, I would be happy to show you how to make some code changes, so that all that information will only be visible to logged-in members, and you can even set the number of posts necessary before a new registrant will be able to view that information. If you have any problems with spambot registrations, I can show you how to totally prevent that, by some minor code modifications to the registration process, (you probably noticed what we do here, when you registered). We haven't had a single spambot registration, since I made that change. Before, we spent a lot of time deleting spambot accounts.
Now I'm down to 1-3 on a slow day. I don't do as much freelancing as I used to ;).
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Al hasn't had the time to take that off. I go back and fix typos like crazy... and can work myself up to the teens 
I'll PM you a copy of the MOD, and you can pass it on to Al.
