By the way, everyone, a book was published years ago called Brain Allergy, I believe, in which the doctor who wrote it describes how our brains can be affected by things that we have "cerebral allergies" to.

I haven't read it but think that I will. (I've often thought that psychiatrists should order a full allergist's set of tests done on each patient soon after establishing the nature of the patient's illness. )

I was particularly glad to see that Speed's psychiatrist just recently has directed her to stop the use of gluten, and, I think, maybe some other things.

Anyway, let's hope psychiatry catches up with cerebral allergies and what they are capable of doing in bipolar illness.