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Gluten Sensitivity, celiac disease And Chronic Brain Syndrome


irish daveyboy

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This is a link to a PDF file which opens with Acrobat Reader

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It presents one of the best slide shows I've ever seen

and is extremely informative.

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A MUST READ:

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Open Original Shared Link

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Best Regards,

David


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wow thank you. That explained so much.

elye Community Regular

Wow! Thanks so much for that, David! I've sent the link off to many in my circle.. .......

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Wow!! :o:o:o

I am especially stunned about the "short 5th finger"... I was diagnosed with a severe case of hypothyroidism in August. Looking back, I definitely had symptoms by the time I was a teenager. My dad just found out that he has hypothyroidism too.

I also had a pregnancy loss at 17 weeks. This is a really unusual time to have a loss... the chances are less than 1% (risk is highest during the first trimester and goes back up to around 6% during the third trimester). By some miracle, we have two living children, but my husband would like to try again. However... doctors don't want to test for anything until you've had at least two losses. Grrr!!! I've been exploring on my own because I am just NOT willing to go through that again if I can prevent it.

My seven-month-old is definitely intolerant to casein (maybe gluten too) and he has short pinkie fingers... I'm going to check my daughter when I pick her up from preschool!

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