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look, another thing that can be cured with a cleanse!!

christine :lol::lol::lol::lol:


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I'm gonna buy me one of them there de-glutenizing deep fryers, drink a big jug of water, and I'm gonna beat this thing! :P

You've got to be kidding me......this is the strangest day. I think they are coming out of the woodwork! :lol:

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If Curezone says it then you just know it is 100% true. Yeah right. :lol:

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I haven't had a gall bladder since I was 20. They need to go back to the drawing board.

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Before I'd heard of Celiac Disease I was on Curezone everyday....trying to "cure" myself. :lol::ph34r:

Canadian Karen Community Regular
Celiac disease is caused by primary liver stones (intrahepatic stones).

Uh, yeah, sure, whatever you say guys..... :blink:<_<

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so then, what will make the gluten stop destroying my brain? Do I have Brain Stones?????

Just thought about what I said -- hope my kids aren't reading this, because their first response would be -- "of course, we've always thought you had rocks in your head!" :lol::lol::lol:


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To Bad that doesn't work! maybe if i had just known about all those cleansings, I could have saved my gall badder and prevented this celiac! ;) See I knew it really was all my own fault! :P But at least it's not all in my head........

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Canadian Karen Community Regular
so then, what will make the gluten stop destroying my brain? Do I have Brain Stones?????

Just thought about what I said -- hope my kids aren't reading this, because their first response would be -- "of course, we've always thought you had rocks in your head!" :lol::lol::lol:

You better watch it! They might start lovingly calling you "Pebbles"...... ;)

Hugs!

Karen

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I remember going on there to try to help some misinformed people... and they wouldn't hear it-- Doctors don't know anything, they're dumb, we know more, it worked for me, do a triple liver flush and slowly reintroduce gluten, etc. I think one guy listened to me, though, cause he e-mailed me later asking for more info.

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