Geographic Tongue Dilemma, Part Two

Well Well Well.. It’s been four months since the change of our diet and lifestyle. I have done a lot of researching, thinking, writing, and going to different practitioners in the past trying to figure out what to do with my daughter’s conditions of two years – Geographic Tongue (GT) and almost chronic stuffy nose. You can read about it in GT Dilemma, Part One. This is the end of the story! Or better, a beautiful and happy beginning of a new and healthy one!

We found the simplest and most powerful solution!!! I switched the whole family to a different lifestyle that includes but not limited to wholefood based diet, clean and active, nutritious lifestyle that incorporates more alkaline foods. Her tongue looks fantastic except for a tiny spot here and there and her stuffy nose is gone. Four and a half years old now, she has been eating foods that irritated her the most in the past - avocados, oranges, tomatoes, and others without complaining; she is plainly enjoying them. Now, four months later, only walnuts, tangy salad dressings, and on a rare occasion fresh tomato seem to bother her a little bit. That’s all! My dear husband also gets plenty of influence since I am the cook in the family :). I am happy to be in a clean healthy environment myself. I am back to my pre-pregnancy weight but most importantly I am modeling behavior for my daughter so she doesn’t feel like she is the only one drinking green smoothies and eating plenty of veggies. She actually loves green color in a drink!

So it’s been a positive change that brought me to believe that I can help people with similar problems and to help those that just want to change their lifestyle to a healthier sustainable one. But this is going to be my next post!

I know that posting my daughter's tongue's pictures is kind of weird but it has to be done so you can see the difference! Here we go: