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First, thank you for responding to my question regarding my granddaughter who has crohn's disease.  Her mother tried breastfeeding but didn't do it very long. They have recently taken her off of dairy products and are trying soy milk.
My son is very interested in alternatives and is going to check into it.  There is a company called Reliv that has supplements for younger people and he is going to try that. Her mom & dad
are willing to do anything as the doctor in Portland was talking about possible surgery in the
near future and they desperately against that. Are there any other things she shouldn't be eating other than dairy products? Thank you for
the recommendation of slippery elm and pine bark.
I truly believe in natural products and we will do
all we can in this direction for her.  

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The books that are out there and you need to research I'm not sure of the names of the book. My firend said no grains i believe. At leat corn and wheat.  No red meats.  Take enzymes with meals and do the aloe for sure.  No sugar for her .   When yo find the books I'm sure you'll find out more to do for her. Good luck Jayne

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Jayne Boyle

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I am an Herbalist,Iridologist, Nutritional Consultant,Touch for Health Practitioner Reiki Master and Teacher. I can answer questions about cleansing the body of toxins, herbal use , nutritional questions, and healing the body, mind and spirit.

Experience

I am in private practice. I was manager of a alternative healing center for 3 years. I lecture on herbs,iridology, and nutrition.

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At the present time, none.

Publications
Annapolis Holistic Health Community Newsletter.

Education/Credentials
Dr. Christopher's School of Natural Healing,Institute of the Natural Association of Certified Natural Health Professionals,Center for the Healing Arts, Health Awareness through Iridology

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