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lpkayak
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thanks. i don't se how i could survive on that diet.

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lpkayak
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no one...huh?

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Pam08
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I know some people have. Hopefully they will come along and respond. I think TF actually got well seeing him if we are talking about the same guy...Dr. K.S. in MD.

You would be surprised what you can do as far as diet. I have made major changes to mine twice now. Currently it is rough as I have a list of supposed sensitivities. But I am trying to manage.

First I turned vegan...never thought I could be a vegetarian but being vegan was actually fine for me and helped me feel better. That was about 7 years ago. I have been doing it ever since with no problem.

The last month I have been eliminating some foods that I may be sensitive too and this is definitely harder since there are so many restrictions now. So now I am trying to do gluten free and vegan. That is more of a challenge especially since there are many other foods I am avoiding as well...gluten was just one of the possible sensitivities.

I am hoping that I can add some of this back in with no problem because this is definitely harder for me. I am still managing though (with a good amount of complaining at times lol [Wink]

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Anyhow...you can do it. It will just take a bit of adjusting at first. It should be lots easier than the diet I am doing now lol!

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Sick since 10/2001. Tested CDC positive for Lyme 10/2008 through Quest and Igenex. Started treatment 1/2009 with LLMD. Lyme, Erichilosis, Chlamydophila Pneumoniae, Q Fever, Strep Syndrome and probably a few others I am forgetting.

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lpkayak
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up

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Lymetoo
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Is it mostly low carb??

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lpkayak
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no...its wierd. imean it might be mostly carb...but i know with my hypoglycemia i need my protein

it was wierd-not sure if i have time to go copy and paste

we'll see how the day goes

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Lymetoo
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oh yeah... I have to have protein too.

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TF
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Seems like you are assuming that if a person is treated by this doctor they go on the lyme inflammation diet.

Not so.

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lpkayak
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oh...

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lpkayak
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is it anti-amylose?

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