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Old Thu Aug 7, 2014, 11:34 AM
Whizbang Whizbang is offline
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I agree, it's relatively easy to do, and I did so for a few months before my BMT, and felt great all my counts started normalizing even before chemo...

Rice Krispies and/or oatmeal for breakfast, and gluten free tortillas with lunch...

My sister has celiac disease, so I figured I'd give it a try...

All the Best, and may God Bless us ALL...

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Originally Posted by Marlene View Post
It would be worthwhile, if you haven't tried this already, to go gluten free for 3 months. The celiac/gluten tests are not that accurate and the only way to know is to test this out on your own to see how feel and how your counts respond.
Wheat/gluten and sugar cause inflammation and may be a contributing factor.

Just a suggestion...
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