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From:	Mrs Jo Gore (85.210.120.67)
Subject:	Re: Consult with Dr. Graham
Date:	July 4, 2012 at 4:54 am PST

In Reply to: Re: Consult with Dr. Graham posted by Christopher Paulin on July 3, 2012 at 9:23 pm:

Many Thanks,
Over the past 15 years I have been struggling with
allergies/intolerances, candida, psriosis, hives,
painful dead joints, shooting pains, awful stomach
cramps.....some of these went when I stopped eating
dairy and wheat. My 17 year old daughter is a
rhythmic gymnast and first reserve for the Olympic
games this summer. She has had terrible bloating for
18 months on and off, appearing 5 months pregnant at
times. The Dr diagnosed it IBS with no cure. It was
affecting her gymnastics and she has just missed the
British championships due to it. She began searching
diets and started on a high fat raw diet last autumn
and since Spring has been on the LFVD diet. She kept
in communication with me passing info she thought
would be helpful to me. This has lead us both on a
journey to 811. I have just finished the 80/10/10
book which was quite a challenge. I have been vegan
for about 3 weeks now with no fat(except a small
amount of fat and chicken when away this weekend,
which made me feel sick and worsened my symptoms)She
has done 10 days on bananas alone followed by
another week just on one fruit a day. Now she has
introduced salad in the evenings. Her stomach is
still not great and she still suffers with
heartburn. When I upped my fruit and greens I
started awful hives again and have resorted to an
anti-histermine tablet before bed so I can sleep.I
also got cists in my breasts, armpits and neck. The
first ones I had checked and they weren't cancerous.
These were a concern to me but I guessed it was part
of detox. This weekend the ones in the breast and
armpit disappeared. We would both love some
advice/encouragement to continue. Will we really get
better if we continue on the 811?
many thanks,
xx

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