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What to do after you've been diagnosed with food allergies or intolerances

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Finding out you have a food allergy or an intolerance is a bit of a double edged sword. It's the first step to healing in that you know what is making you sick or unwell and you can move forward.

Many people feel glad to finally have an answer. But ... then it sinks in and many of my clients REALLY struggle with the feeling or sense of:

"I can't eat anything!"

Getting diagnosed or tested for allergies and intolerances is an important first step, but it is only the first step. You need to make sure you get adequate support post testing to be sure you don't end up frustrated or overwhelmed or deficient or all of the above.

The good news is there is always SOMETHING you can eat and there are thousands of recipes out there with yummy foods so you needn't feel deprived.

If you have any questions about allergy testing or recipes or how to manage your allergies or intolerances without becoming deficient, please post them and I will be happy to try to answer them for you.

Wishing you health worth celebrating!
Lisa

www.ivegotlife.com.au

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  1. 1st for Jess's Avatar
    We've been failsafe for 6 months now and it has really helped with my DD (16moths) sleep and behaviour. However, we have found it REALLY hard to build up anything and are still on the base elimination diet. Attempts to reintroduce sals and amines have all failed.

    I have been reading about biomed options. Some people rave and say it has solved many of their issues. Others say it has not been proven to be successful in the long term. What are your thoughts?

    Where do we head now we're finding the restrictions especially on fruit and veg really hard and its only going yo get worse as she gets older and sees everyone else eating different food...
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