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		<title>By: Sterling Charline</title>
		<link>http://www.cronesspace.com/2004/06/30/nother-newby/#comment-1763</link>
		<author>Sterling Charline</author>
		<pubDate>Wed, 30 Jun 2004 21:07:41 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>For me cutting out one of the big avoids of wheat appears to have increased
 my energy levels (or stopped my energy levels becoming reduced), corn/maize
 products are the same though I was eating less of them anyway. Since
 attempting to be 100% compliant with the diet (since Easter) I notice those
 times when I do eat such products, I become tired and slow, mentally and
 physically. Stress levels were a big problem for me and using the
 supplements suggested in the Live Right book has greatly improved my
 ability to handle stress and that has helped with the fatigue problems I
 have had for 18 months since the beginning of last year. I also notice
 that if I do not have a high protein breakfast that I will be tired
 throughout the day until I do get a good portion of protein. I have also
 now lost all the muscle pains I was having in the 'big' muscles and no
 longer have to rely on sleeping medication. For the last 4 weeks I have
 also been able to return to full time work.
 Anyway enough of me, feel free to ask whatever questions you might have, no
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 matter how silly you might think they are. We have some health/nutrition
 experts here and plenty of people with varying experiences who are willing
 to offer advice and encouragement based on those experiences.
 Welcome to the group.
 LnL,
 Steve - Cheltenham, UK</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For me cutting out one of the big avoids of wheat appears to have increased<br />
 my energy levels (or stopped my energy levels becoming reduced), corn/maize<br />
 products are the same though I was eating less of them anyway. Since<br />
 attempting to be 100% compliant with the diet (since Easter) I notice those<br />
 times when I do eat such products, I become tired and slow, mentally and<br />
 physically. Stress levels were a big problem for me and using the<br />
 supplements suggested in the Live Right book has greatly improved my<br />
 ability to handle stress and that has helped with the fatigue problems I<br />
 have had for 18 months since the beginning of last year. I also notice<br />
 that if I do not have a high protein breakfast that I will be tired<br />
 throughout the day until I do get a good portion of protein. I have also<br />
 now lost all the muscle pains I was having in the &#8216;big&#8217; muscles and no<br />
 longer have to rely on sleeping medication. For the last 4 weeks I have<br />
 also been able to return to full time work.<br />
 Anyway enough of me, feel free to ask whatever questions you might have, no<br />
 <!--more--><br />
 matter how silly you might think they are. We have some health/nutrition<br />
 experts here and plenty of people with varying experiences who are willing<br />
 to offer advice and encouragement based on those experiences.<br />
 Welcome to the group.<br />
 LnL,<br />
 Steve - Cheltenham, UK</p>
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