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Sex Drive

joej1

By joej1
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So I am off gluten for 2 months, but i have had a pretty severe case involving adrenal fatigue, H. Pylori infections and the like. I have been treating the H. Pylori and being off gluten the at the same time. I have not had a very high sex drive over the last few years. Actually it has slowly decreased. However, I understand this is one of the things that can improve with the gluten free diet. I am wondering if there are people out there that went through periods of a highly decreased sex drive during the first few months of detox and healing but recovered it back later in the healing process?

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So I am off gluten for 2 months, but i have had a pretty severe case involving adrenal fatigue, H. Pylori infections and the like. I have been treating the H. Pylori and being off gluten the at the same time. I have not had a very high sex drive over the last few years. Actually it has slowly decreased. However, I understand this is one of the things that can improve with the gluten free diet. I am wondering if there are people out there that went through periods of a highly decreased sex drive during the first few months of detox and healing but recovered it back later in the healing process?

Well, I for one can say it has helped some. But i'm still having issues, so maybe it will get better. After all I went from wanting no sex at all, willing to have it about once every 2 to 3 years to having it about once every 6 weeks. :P

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Well, I for one can say it has helped some. But i'm still having issues, so maybe it will get better. After all I went from wanting no sex at all, willing to have it about once every 2 to 3 years to having it about once every 6 weeks. :P

So glad to see that life is improving Texas Girl! Happy for you! :)

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So glad to see that life is improving Texas Girl! Happy for you! :)

Thankya, thankya, thankya, :D

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So I am off gluten for 2 months, but i have had a pretty severe case involving adrenal fatigue, H. Pylori infections and the like. I have been treating the H. Pylori and being off gluten the at the same time. I have not had a very high sex drive over the last few years. Actually it has slowly decreased. However, I understand this is one of the things that can improve with the gluten free diet. I am wondering if there are people out there that went through periods of a highly decreased sex drive during the first few months of detox and healing but recovered it back later in the healing process?

I thought I would ask... are you a male or female?

Assuming that you are male, have you had a blood tested recently to see where your testosterone levels are? The doctor can find that in any rudimentary tests. Low testosterone levels could be a culprit.

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