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electrolite
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Hi,

I have gluten intolerance and several food allergies: corn, wheat, milk, soy, peanut and egg.

I have a lot of digestive problems and I have a hard time figuring out what to eat, since my diet is so limited.

Plus, I have to try to follow the Lyme and yeast diets (no sugar, no floured foods, etc.), that it really makes it hard to know what to eat.

I thought a nutritionist could help, but if they are not knowledgable on Lyme, I don't think they would understand why I need those restrictions.

Does anyone know about a Lyme-literate or Lyme-friendly nutritionist in the Dallas-Fort Worth area?

Thanks for any help or info!

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I was diagnosed with Lyme Disease in August 2007, but I now feel it was a misdiagnosis. I was finally properly diagnosed with Chemical Sensitivity in February 2011. My life has changed drastically since then.
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we don't keep track of things like that, but try the YAHOO GROUP for your state; look at 1st post by phyllis mervine for link and showing your state name.

many of have this too! good luck [Smile]
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Try the FEM Center in Ft. Worth. Don't have their contact, but believe there nutritionist will suit you very well.
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