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| View Larger Image | Living With Dietary Fructose Intolerance: A Guide to Managing your Life With this New Diagnosis | Paperbackby Judy Smith (Author)
| List Price: | $10.99 | | | Available: | Usually ships in 24 hours |
| | Binding: | Paperback | | Publisher: | BookSurge Publishing | | Page Count: | 86 Pages | | Publication Date: | May 18, 2006 | | Sales Rank: | 352,135nd |
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EDITORIAL REVIEWS |
Product Description
This guide is designed to help people struggling with Dietary Fructose Intolerance. It includes tips for adjusting your eating habits as well as recipes to help put the fun back into food. |
CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.5 based on 10 reviews)
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Mother of child with DFI Great book by DEBBIE (PARAMUS, NJ)  4 Stars
July 04, 2009
I found this more helpful than any of the three nutritionist I have been to for information on. Granted the author could not say everything sufferers need to know but it is nice that someone took the time to try and help others out with their experience. There is so little known about this ailment and how to treat it and not much in the medical community to go by. I am happy for information I can get my hands on. IN addition to this book I suggest you do research yourself on line . Start looking into major university research on this subject. Sadly this is one disease that we have to help ourselves with.
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Fructose/Lactose Intolerant, Celiac. by E. Bertolotti 4 Stars
January 06, 2009
I would like to say the book is written well as an account of one person's experience with fructose intolerance. And it is certainly valuable to hear other's experiences. However, I did expect more information on treatment, diet, etc. I do not think I could consider this a self-help book, which is unfortunate given the lack of information on this disorder elsewhere. Advice given on diet was conflicted in the suggested recipes, but the emotional aspect of feeling alone and sharing one's journey through the healthcare system was invaluable. I would reccomend this book for those who feel alone in their experience, and those who have also experienced challenges through the medical system in relation to finding a diagnosis. I would not reccomend this book to those who are looking for dietary advice, as the internet seems to have more to offer (as little as there is). All in all, it is a pleasent quick read. The book was much shorter than I expected, and can be read easily in one sitting. Kudos to the author for sharing her experiences!
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Living with dietary fructose intolerance by M. Dolson (Grants Pass, OR)  5 Stars
September 08, 2008
This book is written by someone that suffers from the disease about which she writes. She demonstrates incredible knowledge of all the steps, twists and turns this disease takes as it renders the sufferer immobile.
She gives practical and useful advice and includes many tested and approved recipies.
I would recommend this book for anyone suffering from this disease or anyone that is living with someone that has this disease.
This is written so it is an easy read for the lay person while providing explanations for the clinician.
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Good recipes, helpful by D. Prince 4 Stars
March 02, 2008
Informative, helpful, judy smith writes about her personal experience with fructose intolerance too. The recipes are good and the ingrediants are pretty inexpensive.
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WORTH READING by D. Begando (CA, USA) 4 Stars
February 13, 2008
This short book is worth reading if you have been diagnosed with Fructose Intolerance. It is written in easy to understand words. It can fill in some blanks & provides perspective. Lots of recipes included. A useful stepping stone.
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