I’m having only my second flare. I’ve been symptom free for 3 years and am thinking about becoming 100% commited to the SCDiet. Currently I’m trying the diet, I haven’t eaten an sugar, grains or dairy for over a week and there is little change in my symptoms. I haven’t done the “intro diet” and wanted to hear your thoughts. Sorry about the strange location for filming!
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Michael Roizen, Author of “You on Diet” appeared on “The View”. He shared tips to curb hunger and provided a great demonstration of where fat comes from.
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