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Gluten-free or Not, Celiacs Suffer More Sleep Disorders - Celiac.com

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Gluten-free or Not, Celiacs Suffer More Sleep Disorders

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New research on sleep disorders and celiac Celiac.com 09/24/2010 - A team of researchers recently found that people with celiac disease, ...

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This article was apparently screaming my name this morning. The past 2 nights I haven't been able to sleep. I was accidentally glutened this past weekend and still suffering. I know that most people with Celiac tell me they sleep too much or always feel tired. My mom is that way. But for me, it's the opposite. I've always had trouble sleeping and when I accidentally eat gluten nowadays, I end up not being able to sleep for days.

Is anybody else like that?

Even as a kid I would lay in bed for HOURS not being able to sleep. Since going gluten-free, the past 5 years have been soooo much better and I've been able to fall asleep normally.

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