Link Between Food Intolerance And Illness

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Link Between Food Intolerance And Illness

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This is terrific - thanks for sharing. There is hope after all. Joe, note in this study that those with Crohn's averaged 3 food intolerances each. You have been a true pioneer in the Crohn's/diet arena. Is the paradigm FINALLY shifting? Let's all keep our fingers crossed.

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Why is MC always left out of research like this? Meanwhile, they include IBS. :sad:
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ibrown thanks for posting this. It is about time that the medical community is looking at food as a source of health issues...I would call that just good old common sense...

Polly I can count at least 3 food intolerances already, I go next Thursday for the MRT testing, it was delayed due to the snow up here. I did read the viewers comments and there was one listing by a Linda Stewart about a MC forum with hundreds of members that she is a member of, does that name sound familiar?

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Unfortunately, the wheels of progress turn excruciatingly slowly in the field of gastroenterology. That article is almost 4 years old, but it doesn't appear that very many GI docs are even aware of it, judging by their attitude concerning food sensitivities. :sigh:

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I just responded to the comments on this site...
"The results were compelling" this report said some years back, but I see no change in the standard position the medical industry takes on this. Perhaps there is no money to be made from a diet recommendation? But then governments, tax payers, insurance companies and people who pay insurance premiums - all of whom fund the medical industry - should ask WHY.
I hope it gets posted there.

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Ant,

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I second that-Well said Ant!
I've printed out the article along with comments and will take it along with some other tidbits to my GI in a few weeks but I'm sure it will be like beat_deadhorse:
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Post by Linda in BC »

Hey, cool .. after how many months on here I just figured out how to do a proper quote where the person's name comes up!!!
joefnh wrote: I did read the viewers comments and there was one listing by a Linda Stewart about a MC forum with hundreds of members that she is a member of, does that name sound familiar?

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I confess.. it was me. And ant, your post is up there too. :grin:

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I found this article in my files, and I wanted to bump this thread for the newbies. :smile:
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Unfortunately, those researchers are using blood tests to check for IgG antibodies, but that's better than nothing, of course.

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