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I have seen it mentioned that there are over 200 posable symtoms assosiated with celiac...where can I , or can some one send me a list. I have been abel to link some problems I have been having for years to being celiac. Just wondering if there are any more out there that I can.

Also I am in need of a food list please.

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I have seen it mentioned that there are over 200 posable symtoms assosiated with celiac...where can I , or can some one send me a list. I have been abel to link some problems I have been having for years to being celiac. Just wondering if there are any more out there that I can.

Also I am in need of a food list please.

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I don't know where you can find a list of symptoms online, but there's one in the book Dangerous Grains. It seems like every possible disease you can have can be celiac realted!

There are some lists of safe and not safe foods on this site. It took me a while to find them - they're buried in the FAQs.

Safe foods:

https://www.celiac.com/st_prod.html?p_prodi...-09105060069.b1

Not Safe foods:

https://www.celiac.com/st_prod.html?p_prodi...-09105060069.b1

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A sort of symptoms list from this site:

https://www.celiac.com/st_main.html?p_catid...-04105372485.6b

There are some lists elsewhere online, but you really need to combine a couple of them to get a relatively thorough listing.

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See this link for both typical and atypical symptoms:

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