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I need suggestions.
I had cleared all round of interview at tcs but offer letter is yet to release as current status is evaluated.
My current company forced to join office but if a person is on notice period then he can continue WFH or wfo no restrictions.
So i am planning to resignation but before that
I just want to know is there any chance now tcs will not send offer because I don't want to be in pressure & i don't want to pull back my resignation.
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A naturopath or functional medicine doctor can do food sensitivities testing on you and then you will know exactly what to avoid. Seems like as you get older, maybe the more sensitive you become. You just are used to living with the gut issues when you are young but then become more intolerant. I used to drink tons of milk as a child but I also always was blowing my nose. As an adult..no milk-no runny nose. I used to eat pasta and bread and would put up with the bloating and gas but now come to discover gluten is not my friend.
Yes! There are some weird anti-science NDs out there but there are ALSO some great folks who are ready to take you seriously and help you troubleshoot as a team (friend is an ND and ran into some truly problematic people even in school, but is conscientious and science-focused). It might be a journey, but not feeling like trash every day is so much nicer.
No but I kinda wish my body would reject more of the garbage I eat.
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I had that happen not after C sections but illness which required prolonged use of antibiotics. I was very slowly able to get my system back to normal - over 3 years. I started with cutting out all processed foods, cooking all my meals and keeping the foods simple. I also introduced one vegetable or any other food item a day and watched how my body reacted to it and noted it in a food diary. This way I learnt to avoid nightshades, black beans, red kidney beans, corn and some cheeses. After my body returned to normal I was slowly able to reintroduce all the foods that I cut out but even now I have those in rather small quantities.
I have been dreading the idea of doing the whole food journal and cut everything out then reintroduce thing.. it just sounds like a horrible time lol but I might have to at this point.