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Julieceann, this is in addition to my earlier post. If you decide you want to try a less restrictive diet, I believe it is also important to maintain a strict self maintenance plan and a diary dedicated to flare ups.
My diary includes the date, my stress level and why it may have changed, if I ate foods out of the ordinary, changes in daily self maintenance, etcetera. A diary is much better than my memory.
I have a baseline of foods I will never eat because a flare up is guaranteed.

My food plan is not for everyone. Many people in this thread have several scary severe autoimmune diseases and must eat severely restrictive diets to prevent flares and life changing symptoms.
Wishing everyone strength and tolerance in their journeys, and hope you have a pause or long-lasting relief of your symptoms.

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Re keeping notes re flare ups, I came across a free app when I had toxic B6 and dealing with autoimmune.
It's called Cronometer. It's an everything Counter, calories, nutrients etc. I keep it as a food diary and it has a section for note keeping. It is amazing and the free version is really all you need. It all helps.