Webslave's story?

[coppertop]

This is a post for Webslave. I appreciate all the time you spend on the board and the good information you provide. I have recommended your site to my physician and PT.

I have ready several times that you have been in remission/"beaten this thing". I searched for a while and could not find your story. Would you be so kind and share your history and what you did (and continue to do) to finally beat this thing?

Thanks!

[webslave]

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[coppertop]

Thanks. One other question. Even though you have been symptom free for this time, do you continue with the protocol? If so, how often? If not, why not?

Thanks!

[webslave]

All I do now is take quercetin occasionally, avoid stress as much as possible, and avoid gluten (YMMV). That seems to keep me completely healthy.

[Jon]

All I do now is take quercetin occasionally, avoid stress as much as possible, and avoid gluten (YMMV). That seems to keep me completely healthy.

Webslave,

I just started on a wheat/gluten/peanut/yeast free diet to help reduce inflammation and the potentially leaky gut syndrome. It's not always easy to be consistent with it. Do you have any advice/tips to give regarding staying on a G-free diet? For example, I having been using rice bread instead of regular wheat bread and making other substitutes like that.

Thanks Webslave!

-Jon

[webslave]

• Read labels! Wheat/gluten is often hidden in the ingredients. Even the "fish" in some sushi is made of wheat!
• Stores like Trader Joes have a list of gluten-free foods
• Rice cakes are great
• Buy rice flour and make your own cookies, scones, bread, pancakes etc

More
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/gluten ... et/DG00063
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gluten-free_diet

[JTC1]

What I like about Webslaves story is no Surgery involved. AND - he is cured. Once people stop believing they will never get better is the day they start improving. Having an Admin that has come full circle is helpful to the rest of us.

[coppertop]

Hope is important. Thanks for sharing.

[inflamed]

I am fond of corn tortillas, actually prefer them to normal wraps

http://www.mexgrocer.co.uk/Corn-Tortill ... 16491.html

u can freeze them and then add a wee bit of water and stick them in the microwave, I'm actually missing them a lot at the minute as the supplier is out of stock and am considering making my own, its easy if you know how (youtube)