Re: Urinary polypeptide results

[Guest guest]

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Need to know how long " a long time " and " later " means. To

some, a week or a month can be a " long time " .

Jo Kaplan

tillie@...

> I have seen many postings by parents

who

> are confused about their children's urinary polypeptide results.

> Usually the story goes like this. " My child was tested, came back

> with very high urinary polypeptides. He was on the GFCF diet, very

> strict, for a long time. Later, we tested him again, and the

> polypeptide results were still sky high. What is going on? "

>

>. . .

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Tillie,

I do not really know, because this has not happened to me. I am just

wondering about how common this type of scenario is. But I would say

that a long time is at least several months.

> > I have seen many postings by parents

> who

> > are confused about their children's urinary polypeptide results.

> > Usually the story goes like this. " My child was tested, came back

> > with very high urinary polypeptides. He was on the GFCF diet,

very

> > strict, for a long time. Later, we tested him again, and the

> > polypeptide results were still sky high. What is going on? "

> >

> >. . .

> >