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Hi All,

Is anyone else following the Inflammation Free Diet Plan? My doctor recommended

to me, and I have been following it. My CRP level was 12.5 - 10 being chronic

issue/problem. Since NS deals with inflammation the diet seems to be something

that would be good. I have been following it for 1 month - at the same time

taking the 100mg of Pred. I have actually lost weight each week (I do walk once

a day for 35-45 minutes). I also have had very little issues with blood sugar

rising as the doctor tole me that taking Pred. causes some people to become

diabetic and the diet helps eliminate the roller coaster of rising blood sugar

levels.

I also have been supplementing with the following (D3 and B6 by doctor the rest

I investigated) - some of which is included in the recommendations from the

book:

Fish Oil (3600 mg) - Omega 3

Cod Liver Oil 1 capsule

Evening Primrose Oil 3500 with 50 GLA (supposed to help w/nerve damage)

Acai 1000 mg (anti-inflammatory)

D3 50,000 units every other day for 20 days, then 1 time a week (I had extremely

low levels)

B6 - 25 mg (I had extremely low levels)

Ginkgold Eyes with bilberry (good for brain/eye)

I checked with the pharmacist about all of the above and they were okayed to go

with the steroids. I have had some headaches and found that the gingob could be

due to that though.

Anyone else taking a holistic route?

KP

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