I like the phrase “Nutritional Rehab” for those of us who are fighting to regain health by shunning the common, modern diet and enriching our diet with traditional, real foods. I have nothing to gain by this blog except the peace of mind of communicating something that helped my family and me when none of the medicines I prescribed could. I’ve no supplements to sell. No paid product reviews. No kickbacks. It’s all genuine and heart-felt. We feel so much better, and I hope you find that path, too. My site here is not intended to provide you medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please, keep yourself under the care of a qualified healthcare practitioner to make sure your not missing any crucial, dangerous diagnoses.
Most of the grain-free diets overlap immensely, and I think after you get comfortable on one, it’s helpful to learn about the others. Each brings its strengths and weaknesses to the table. We started our journey on GAPS (6 months for the kids and 18 months for me), and I find that many of the articles I wrote can apply to any person attempting true “Nutritional Rehabilitation.” I won’t say that one plan is better than another. And if you’re looking for a “quick-fix,” you’re in the wrong place.
STOCKING THE KITCHEN (Please note we are mostly dairy-free.)
US Wellness Meats Experience (good)
Another US Wellness Meats Post After We Have Tried More Items
FOOD IDEAS FOR PICKY EATERS
How to Get My Kids to Eat This Stuff
Some Snacks for Kids (and Adults too)
Some More Snacks for Kids (In Order of the Alphabet)
A Fun Way to Take Snacks to a School or Team Event
What Kids Who Are Being Forced to Eat Healthy Really Want (based on my kids’ tips)
MOVING FORWARD WITH DIETARY CHANGE
GAPS, SCD, Paleo, Whole30, and Primal Diets
Choosing to Move Forward With the Plan
Tip Number 1 to Help Restore Health
Food is for Nutrition, Not Routine Amusement
Keep Trying, Even When You Backslide
My Less-Than-Expert-Tips for Staying on the Wagon
WHEN YOUR DIETARY CHANGE STILL LEAVES YOU FEELING BAD
List of Food Intolerances to Consider
KID ISSUES
Making Sure to Optimize My Kids’ Bone Health
Non-dairy Food Sources of Calcium for My Kids
Will Unsolicited Snacks Interfere with GAPS
Butyrate Series:
Helps relate health, bacteria, and plant matter food, with the primary emphasis on butyrate, a chemical the bacteria make for us. For me, butyrate took my GI success to a new level. I’m trying to understand why–and how to get butyrate without a supplement.
GAPS
Some GAPS Soups (Would fit the bill for any of these “diets”)
Some Early Successes We Have Seen in our Family (Again, I don’t think our successes are necessarily confined to GAPS.)
GAPS Helping My Chronic Constipation
Overcoming Bulimia and Carbohydrate Addiction
The HSD 
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