Having a network of other people addressing yeast-related conditions, food sensitivities and other chronic health problems is invaluable. If you can't find one in your community, start one – you'll love it!
Even if you find just one other person that you could make a point to talk on the phone with or meet with each week, it helps. • Consider meeting at a local park or track so you can walk and talk. • Meet at the grocery and help each other find food items you may have missed. • Share catalogs or books with each other that offer helpful suggestions. • Cook together and then share what's prepared to ease prep time later in the week. • Challenge each other to take vitamins and herbs on a regular basis. The winner gets taken to a movie or a concert! • Get creative. Make your quest for relief more social and fun by doing it with others. • Keep checking back with our Expert Advice for regular feedback from different health professionals.
Even if you find just one other person that you could make a point to talk on the phone with or meet with each week, it helps.
• Consider meeting at a local park or track so you can walk and talk. • Meet at the grocery and help each other find food items you may have missed. • Share catalogs or books with each other that offer helpful suggestions. • Cook together and then share what's prepared to ease prep time later in the week. • Challenge each other to take vitamins and herbs on a regular basis. The winner gets taken to a movie or a concert! • Get creative. Make your quest for relief more social and fun by doing it with others. • Keep checking back with our Expert Advice for regular feedback from different health professionals.
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