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Yesterday, when I was at my annual physical with my family doctor, she had a resident with her so I definitely was an awesome case study! Well, when I was giving a rundown of my history to the resident, I mentioned that once I went gluten free, both my anxiety (panic attacks) and heart palpitations went away. My family doctor said she couldn't understand how going gluten-free could stop my panic attacks. ????? Oy....... <_<

I am searching for any research articles that would show a connection for her...... If anyone has any, can they post it? Thanks!

Karen

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Yesterday, when I was at my annual physical with my family doctor, she had a resident with her so I definitely was an awesome case study! Well, when I was giving a rundown of my history to the resident, I mentioned that once I went gluten free, both my anxiety (panic attacks) and heart palpitations went away. My family doctor said she couldn't understand how going gluten-free could stop my panic attacks. ????? Oy....... <_<

I am searching for any research articles that would show a connection for her...... If anyone has any, can they post it? Thanks!

Karen

I don't know if this is what you're looking for, but here you go:

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Probably a lot more out there. I just Googled and came up with more than 10 pages....how many are relevant, who knows :)

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Yesterday, when I was at my annual physical with my family doctor, she had a resident with her so I definitely was an awesome case study! Well, when I was giving a rundown of my history to the resident, I mentioned that once I went gluten free, both my anxiety (panic attacks) and heart palpitations went away. My family doctor said she couldn't understand how going gluten-free could stop my panic attacks. ????? Oy....... <_<

I am searching for any research articles that would show a connection for her...... If anyone has any, can they post it? Thanks!

Karen

PubMed is a good database to use when searching for medical papers. Physicians are often more likely to accept info from these sources because most (or maybe all??) of the research papers in that database are from peer-reviewed scientific journals.

Here is a link for 1 paper I found when I entered 2 key words in a PubMed search (ie anxiety AND celiac).

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Reference: Aliment Pharmacol Ther. 2004 Oct 1;20(7):777-82.

Title: "Psychological support counselling improves gluten-free diet compliance in coeliac patients with affective disorders."

Authors: Addolorato G, De Lorenzi G, Abenavoli L, Leggio L, Capristo E, Gasbarrini G.

Affiliation: Institute of Internal Medicine, Catholic University of Rome, Rome, Italy.

email: g.addolorato@rm.unicatt.it

BACKGROUND: "Anxiety and depression are common features of coeliac disease.... <snip>

The remainder of the abstract can be found by going to the link (above). If you have a medical library near you- they might have this journal or otherwise your library might be able to get a copy of the paper from a university medical school library.

Good luck- you might find more articles by entering some different search words: ie affective disorder, panic attack, etc.

Hope you find the type of paper you are looking for.

Suzie

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