Re: Food for thought and growth.

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>Before we started the GFCF diet she was higher

>and our pediatrician insists on stopping the diet.

Perhaps your paediotrican needs to gain weight?

I didn't know he was on it.

It's such a novelty hearing about a professional

worried about nutrition or food,

I'm stunned and shocked.

Most are only capable of writing prescriptions,

to have an opinon as well, amazing.

My son lives on snack foods

a few things continuosly through the day,

(so in reality mealtime is irrelevent to him)

he eats when he's hungary,

despite locked cupboards and fridges.

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Really it comes down to ones current belief system etc.

When has his doctor been right before? Ever?

Who can anyone trust? but oneself.

Can one trust ones own opinon?

(especially when it affects someone else)