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From:	Rebecca M. (98.199.204.195)
Subject:	Re: Fruit induced hives
Date:	July 3, 2012 at 11:42 am PST

In Reply to: Re: Fruit induced hives posted by Dr. Doug Graham on July 3, 2012 at 2:45 am:

I appreciate your response and any help you can
offer and would be open to a private consultation if
you do that over the phone or by email. It would be
worth it for me because your book has made an
amazing change in my life in just a few weeks and
I'd hate to have to stop when it's just beginning.

I didn't want to clutter up the email by giving you
too much information but may I should have: I've
been diagnosed with a positive anti-nuclear antibody
count, although the last time I had it checked, the
titre was very low. I eat mostly organic and think
that perhaps that's why it decreased so much. My
doctor couldn't tell me what triggered it, only that
it wasn't any of the known illnesses that they could
check for. It's not lupus, MS, rheumatoid
arthritis, etc. Except for the hives, I haven't
felt this good in years. I think I didn't react on
Sunday because I took the Benedryl on Saturday. I'm
not a big fan of drugs but I was wondering if I took
the antihistamine for a while and continued to eat
the fruit, if that would be harmful? I too thought
it was unusual that it happened with all 3 fruits -
that's why I kept changing them. If it's detox
related, I could continue to eat the fruit, using
the antihistamine until it works its way out.

Again, I appreciate your thoughts and if it may be
more helpful to provide a private consultation,
please let me know.

Rebecca

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