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Is Sleep Walking Related To Celiac Or Dairy Intolerances?

langone7

By langone7
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I sleep walk almost every night.  My husband says I even walk around the room randomly and (I have noticed this too myself) I walk to the bathroom and go to the bathroom in my sleep.  And I talk a lot...

 

Could this be related to celiac or dairy intolerances?  (As I said  in earlier posts I tend to flip flop on going off dairy.  I go back and forth, I went back on it and then I got irritable and bloated, waited another two weeks went back on it and my face exploded in acne within 4 hours yesterday)

 

Is sleep walking related and can you stop it?  As I am very concerned, as I am trying to get pregnant and do not want to harm myself or a baby.

 

Has anyone seen any relation to nutrition?

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I know celiac can affect sleep and can also affect the brain. So it seems likely it could cause sleep walking to me at least.  Dairy can also cause wakefulness.  If you had a skin reaction it seems your body is trying to tell you something about dairy.  Staying off it for 6 months and then doing a short trial may help you determine if it is a problem.

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