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Yes it's a great elimination diet but there is a growing community that just stay on it as a lifestyle because you could feel so good. Turns out animal-based f
by amasad 6y ago
Yes it's a great elimination diet but there is a growing community that just stay on it as a lifestyle because you could feel so good.
Turns out animal-based food has all the nutrients you need if you include offal like liver (a serving of liver has more vitamin C than an apple). I ate mostly Ribeyes and liver. Sometimes I had yogurt but if you're eliminating to find allergens I would cut dairy at first.
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- M5x7wI3CmbEem10 6y agoliver tastes horrible. any preparation methods? or could you avoid this with vitC supplementation?
- amasad 6y agoI'm from Jordan so we grew up eating liver raw and cooked so I'm okay with the taste. Chicken liver is a lot milder. And I know some people prefer liver pate. I don't know if you can supplement, I've never used them.