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Hi All,

I've been gluten-free for about four weeks now, but accidentally something wrong yesterday. My gut is fine (it really wasn't bothering me too much before gluten-free anyway), but I'm very tired and feel like I'm dragging myself through the day. Could there be any relationship between last nights dinner and the way I feel today? It seems weird that there would be.


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Hi All,

I've been gluten-free for about four weeks now, but accidentally something wrong yesterday. My gut is fine (it really wasn't bothering me too much before gluten-free anyway), but I'm very tired and feel like I'm dragging myself through the day. Could there be any relationship between last nights dinner and the way I feel today? It seems weird that there would be.

Are you sleeping OK?

Wendyp Rookie
Are you sleeping OK?

I slept the same as usual last night.

Nancym Enthusiast

Definitely! There's a lot of neurological symptoms associated with gluten. Some people have seizures, brain fog, sleepiness and so on. The theory is that partially digested gluten resembles opiates and gets into the blood supply via a "leaky gut".

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