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Can You Develop Celiac Disease Later in Life? Adult-Onset Symptoms (+Video)
It's usually better to use the term "gluten intolerance" rather than celiac disease when talking to the uninitiated about these things. Gluten intolerance covers both celiac disease and NCGS (Non Celiac Gluten Sensitivity or just gluten sensitivity for short).- adult
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- chrisinpa commented on Scott Adams's article in Autumn 2025 Issue21Can You Develop Celiac Disease Later in Life? Adult-Onset Symptoms (+Video)
I had that same thought......if a friend has some symptoms that seem familiar to me I would certainly mention that possibility. I can imagine if you mentioned about getting tested to some people you might have them give you that "deer in the headlights" look. I do know that with some people you even mention Celiac and they have no clue. One good thing...- adult
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Yes, I use Aveeno Moisturizing Body Lotion with prebiotic oat, unscented. I really only use it on my hands and not every day. Haven't noticed it any problems. I don't have dermatitis herpetiformis. -
Hi there, was wondering if anyone with celiac disease use Aveeno products?
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By knitty kitty · Posted
Having a RAVENOUS appetite (or conversely no appetite at all - anorexia) and unintended weight loss are symptoms of early thiamine deficiency. People who are physically active, athletes, physical laborers, those who exercise outside regularly have a higher metabolic need for thiamine. Exercising outside regularly can cause more thiamine loss because sunlight breaks down thiamine. (This is why people with heat stroke are administered thiamine.) More thiamine is lost through the kidneys in those who exercise regularly. Because blood tests for thiamine deficiency is so inaccurate, the World Health Organization suggests, if thiamine deficiency is suspected, give thiamine and look for health improvement. Do not take Thiamine Mononitrate as this form is not well absorbed nor utilized in the body. It is frequently found in foods, and multivitamins and B1 supplements because it will not break down with exposure to light while sitting on a shelf at the store. Thiamine Mononitrate is shelf stable - it won't break down with light exposure - and this makes it not bioavailable. The body only absorbs about 30% and utilizes less than that because it's so hard to break down. Benfotiamine and the form of thiamine called TTFD (Tetrahydrofurfuryl Disulfide) and thiamine hydrochloride are wonderful forms to take. I'm familiar with these symptoms because I dropped sixty pounds in a month because I had developed thiamine deficiency. I ate well, exercised, and took a multivitamin (with thiamine Mononitrate), but the metabolic needs of my body demanded more. The years of poor absorption due to undiagnosed Celiac disease had depleted my stores of thiamine. My doctors did not recognize thiamine deficiency symptoms, even when they progressed to Wernicke's Encephalopathy. They said I was making things up and sent me home. With nothing else to lose (I could feel myself dying), I took high dose thiamine hydrochloride as the WHO suggested and had improvement within the hour. I also tried Benfotiamine and TTFD in the months that followed and had even more significant health improvement. Please don't wait until your brain starts malfunctioning or other organs start failing. Please take thiamine soon. It's nontoxic and safe even in high doses. Thiamine works with other B vitamins, especially Riboflavin and Pyridoxine, so supplementing with a B Complex is essential as well. Magnesium is needed as well to make life sustaining enzymes. There's no harm, no foul in trying Thiamine. If for no other reason than to prove it is not thiamine deficiency. P. S. Thiamine is needed to turn on Vitamin D, turning it into its active form. Otherwise Vitamin D can't be utilized and just builds up in the system. -
In fact, funny idea, my partner suggested I shld model for the over 50s section, and do it now b4 I start piling on the pounds - if only that would happen! It is over a year now... I am 48kg and should be 54-55, that was my wooonderful Perfect weight before....:( Nothing lasts for ever, as the song goes... To those out there who have a little more rather then less fat on them - celebrate it! Is Healthy!
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Oh and yes, thanks, other than being permanently RAVENOUS and not yet putting on weight, I am feeling pretty good. I jog, do yoga, today cycled 12km to a food market then to another place to get my fish, then my gluten-free bread... My life is All about food!;( But I shld prob. be less active as obv is keeping the pounds off... And having some muscle makes me feel less depressed with my skeletal appearance.
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