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Gluten And Autoimmunity Explained In 20 Minutes

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squirmingitch Veteran
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This was posted over in the dh forum but it applies to all celiacs & it's excellent! Well worth your time watching it.

 

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The video was very informative. I am still looking for more information about this disease since i am fearing i might have it. This really helped me understand about Celiac. Thanks a bunch!

tinpins Rookie
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This was posted over in the dh forum but it applies to all celiacs & it's excellent! Well worth your time watching it.

 

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And here's another one that is very worthwhile watching:

 

Second Opinion:  Celiac Disease

 

squirmingitch Veteran
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tinpins was the one who posted the first video originally on the dh forum so you can thank her for her dogged research in finding us these  wonderfully informative pieces to watch.

Thanks tinpins!

w8in4dave Community Regular
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Ohhh but I don't want to go back on gluten!!

tinpins Rookie
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Another excellent video by Joe Rinolda:

 

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tinpins Rookie
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And the third video which gives on overview of how to have an active role in healing and "put out the fire" ...

 

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The video was very informative. I am still looking for more information about this disease since i am fearing i might have it. This really helped me understand about Celiac. Thanks a bunch!

 

This was posted over in the dh forum but it applies to all celiacs & it's excellent! Well worth your time watching it.

 

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The video really makes you understand why you can feel so ill.  I am a new comer so everything I read or watch on this site is so very helpful.  I am slowly understanding how serious this alergy can be. Thank you for suggesting this video.

squirmingitch Veteran
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caro, it is not an allergy. You can actually have an allergy to wheat & also have celiac disease. Celiac disease is an auto immune disease.

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