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About Katy

Katy Carter is a stay-at-home mom and wife to an academic living in Indianapolis, Indiana. A self-taught cook, having grown up in the 80’s on a Chef-Boy-Ardee-heavy version of the Standard American Diet, she began incorporating traditional foods in 2009. She has been on the GAPS diet for about a year, and likes to get chatty about grain-free (and other) adventures on her blog, KatySheCooks.com

Can You Cheat on GAPS?

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So, you’ve started the GAPS diet, or are considering it. But it all sounds so rigid, and militant, and impossible!! How will you manage to eat the exact right things all the time? How will you pacify your sensitive mother-in-law when you spend Thanksgiving at her table? How will you possibly make it without eating a single bite of chocolate for the entire length of the diet? Well, I’m here assure you that often times there is room for a little bit of cheating while on the GAPS diet.

GAPS and NAET: Complimentary Therapies

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It was almost two years ago that I wrote a guest post here at GNOWFGLINS, about our experience curing food allergy using NAET treatments. At the time, several of the comments mentioned others’ experiences with the treatments, that they worked for a while, but allergies often returned. The people leaving those comments were right! With an unhealthy gut, allergies old and new have a way of creeping back up into the body.

Our Experience With Curing Food Allergy

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This is a guest post from Katy Carter of the enjoyable and entertaining blog, Thought for Food. Today, she shares the amazing story of how her son’s food allergies were cured. Please welcome Katy to GNOWFGLINS, and feel free to ask questions in the comments.