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kezee Newbie

SORRY GUYS THIS IS THE RIGHT POST I WANTED TO POST PLEASE READ FULL STORY MANY THANKS AND HOW CAN MY OTHER POST BE DELETED I ONLY WANT TO KEEP THIS ONE THANKS

Hello I am new to this forum and i have been recently been told about wheat intorence and various things so i thought where better to ask for advice then here as you all must have been through something similar to my experience and need advice and the best advice from fellow suffers about confusion i am having with all the tests and advice i have had and advice i have been given and told to follow

OK to start with i have been tested as having a wheat senstivty or a wheat intorence and yougurt but no mention of milk yet to cottage cheese but once again no mention of milk i find how can you be allergic to cottage cheese and yougurt both diary products but not to milk making me think the test results are not true again?? please bear in mind i am not sure yet if these are intorence or allergys that i was tested for as i am still awaiting the results but while sitting there having the test i was told i was to these things from the bio merdian test but have not been able to go over them as i have not recieved the results in writing ::

Also can someone be allergic to wheat and not gluten ??? i thought all wheat products are gluten and if you have gluten intorence are you coeliac disease??? as i understand gluten intorence and coeliac disease is the same thing ?? Meaning gluten is destroying you gut lining so does this make it the same thing please help me out ??? is this right???

My question is of this IS THE BIO MERDIAN A ACCURATE WAY OF TESTING AS I NOT SURE AS TO BELIEVE THE TEST RESULTS IT PRODUCES WHAT ARE YOUR THERIOES ON THIS PLEASE GUYS???

well reluctly i am following the advice from the result of the bio merdian test and staying off wheat BUT I AM REALLY WORRIED THAT I AM BIENG MISLEAD BY THE PRACTIONER AS I AM REALLY NOT SURE IF THE BIO MERIDIAN MACHINE IS ACCURATE OR RIGHT AT ALL??? BUT THE PRACTIONER IS SWEARING BY THE RESULTS AND HAS EVEN SAID THAT HE HAD CURED HIM WHEN ALL OTHER RESULTS FAILED TO PICK UP ON HIS ILLNESSES PLEASE HELP I NEED ADVICE GUYS

I DONT EVEN KNOW IF I SHOULD EVEN BE ON A GLUTEN FREE DIET OR A WHEAT FREE DIET? CAN I OR SHOULD I BELIVE THESE RESULTS???? I WAS TOLD IT IS HARMFULL TO BE ON A WHEATFREE OR GLUTEN FREE DIET BY GLUTEN ADVICE LINE IF I DID NOT NEED TO BE ON ONE THIS IS WHY I AM WORRIED BUT AGAIN GOING BY THE BIO MERDIAN TEST RESULTS AND THE PRACTIONER ADVICE

ALSO GUYS CAN YOU RECOMEND THE BEST WAY TO GET TESTED FOR FOOD INTORENCE AND THE BEST WAY TO GET TESTED FOR FOOD ALLERGIES I HAVE HEARD METION OF ENTEROLAB A MILLION TIMES ON HERE IM AM TALKING ABOUT THE FULL G PANEL ALL INCLUSIVE TEST I THINK IT COSTS $369 OR SO BUT AFTER SPEAKING TO A DIETICIAN TODAY ON THE PHONE HE HAS TOLD ME THAT THE STOOL TEST WILL NOT PICK UP ON INTORENCES WHICH HAS GOT ME MORE WORRIED AND CONFUSED HE HAS SAID THE BEST WAY IS NOTE DOWN IN A DIARY FOODS THEN ELIMATE AND RE -INTRODUCE NOW THIS HAS LEFT ME REALLY CONFUSED AS ENTEROLAB STATE THAT THAT IS THE BEST WAY TO GET TESTED FOR INTORENCES BUT THE DIETICIAN HAS PUT DOUBT IN MY MIND???

HOW WOULD THE DIETICIAN IN THE FIRST PLACE KNOW WHAT TO CUT OUT I ASKED HIM IF NO TESTS WERE RELIABLE HE THEN REPLYED THAT IT IS A LENGTHY PROCESS WHICH INVOLVES TAKING ONE FOOD OUT THE DIET AT A TIME THEN SEEING HOW SOMEONE FEELS THAT WHY IT IS A LENGTHY PROCESS?

I AM NOW REALLY CONFUSED AS ALL I WANT TO DO IS MAKE SURE IF I AM REALLY INTOLORENT OR ALLERGIC OR SENASTIVE TO THE FOODS AND IF THE BIO MERDIAN TEST RESULTS ARE INFACT TRUE OR A LIE BUT WHAT TESTS TO GET IF ALL TEST ARE NOT ACCURTE LIKE THE DIETICIAN HAS SAID ITS DRIVING ME A BIT MAD ALL THIS CONFUSION BY TESTS I MEAN ALLERGY AND INTORENCE AND FOOD SENATIVITES TESTS WHICH TESTS HAVE BEEN THE BEST FOR YOU PERSONALY GUS AND THE MOST RELAIBLE??? PLEASE BE AS TRUTHFULL AS POSSIBLE AND ANY NEGATIVE EXPERIENCES PLEASE DO SAY

PLEASE GUYS CAN YOU ANSWER THIS QUESTION AS BEST AS POSSIBLE AS IF OTHER PEOPLE NEED ADVICE THIS WILL HELP THEM OUT A LOT AS I KNOW FOR THE FIRST TIME I HAVE BEEN TOLD OF FOOD ALLERGY INTORENCES IT IS VERY CONFUSING FOR ME IT IS LIKE DRIVING ME A BIT MAD AND DONT KNOW WHO IS TEELING THE TRUTH AND YOUR ADVICE AND PERSONAL EXPERIENCE WITH TESTS AND ADVICE IF ANYONE HAS INFORMATION WOULD BE HELP TO ANYONE ELSE IN MY PLACE PLEASE DO HELP BY HERE OR BY EMAIL OR BY MSN


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Please go to a REAL doctor.

psawyer Proficient

Posted in the original thread from which this was split:

Welcome aboard!

I know nothing about bio meridians--sorry!

But you CAN be diagnosed with wheat or gluten intolerance via a combo of symptoms and relief from those symptoms when on a gluten-free diet or a wheat-free diet, depending on whether your symptoms are caused by gluten (the protein in wheat AND in rye and barley) or just by wheat alone.

Why don't you tell us what kind of symptoms you've been experiencing that led your practitioner to suspect wheat in the first place? (Remembering, of course, that we are not doctors, and that this should not substitute for advice from your own doctor--this is just a way for you to gain knowledge, okay?)

Do note, that if celiac disease is a possibility for you, you might want to continue to eat wheat long enough to have a blood test, to see if you are producing antibodies to gluten.

Posted in the original thread from which this was split:

Hi

I believed you are speaking of Naet or Bio-set when you mention Bio-Meridian. I have done this & use that method today as a means of releasing other allergrens from the body. I have always said that the practitioner must be excellent....

It appears you are not sure of the results so I would suggest you have the bloodwork done & go from there. If you have celiac, an autoimmune disease you must follow a gluten-free lifestyle strictly.There is no cure at this time --- only the diet.

Your practitioner can not make this curable. And if that is even suggested I would leave that practice. When I first started with alternative methods that was the first thing out of my practitioners mouth.... I can not cure or fix any autoimmune disorder.... I can help with allergies....

good luck

mamaw

Posted in the original thread from which this was split:

Please go to a regular M.D. for a dx. Complimentary medicine is that.....it complements traditional medical care. The term "alternative" medicine should be used when "traditional" has failed or is not satisfactory.

To use "alternative" such as Bio-Meridian in place of good medical care is dangerous. If you have Celiac, you need to know for sure.

I have practiced alternative medicine myself, I am a Dr. of Holistic Nutrition. But I would never consult with you until you have been to an M.D. first. And you bring your lab work along so I can see if you have clinical deficiencies.

GO TO AN M.D. and get a FULL CELIAC PANEL.

Then go to an allergist and see if you have an allergy to wheat.

After that, if you have CELIAC, you will need to be gluten-free for life. There is no cure. If you have wheat allergy, then you can go to your acupuncturist/chiropractor and try some alternative therapy.

CELIAC is a serious disease.

Mother of Jibril Enthusiast

I just want to clarify two things that confused me for a while...

1) Wheat does have gluten. So do lots of other grains. You can have an allergy to wheat without having a gluten intolerance. Or you could have both. Allergies are IgE reactions. An allergist can do a skin test if you think you have problems with allergies (hives, breathing problems, etc... that occur within the first few minutes or hours after eating something you're allergic to). Blood tests are needed for food intolerances. A blood test is a VERY good place to start if you think you might have celiac disease. If you stop eating gluten before the blood test you'll never get an accurate result.

2) Dairy products have lactose and casein. Lactose is hard for a lot of people to digest (causes bloating and gas), but you can buy milk without lactose. Cheese and yogurt don't have much lactose, so even if you can't tolerate milk you might be able to eat those foods. Casein in the protein in daily products. If you have an allergy or intolerance to casein you can't have any dairy products. Casein is in ALL cow's milk products.

mhb Apprentice
2) Dairy products have lactose and casein. Lactose is hard for a lot of people to digest (causes bloating and gas), but you can buy milk without lactose. Cheese and yogurt don't have much lactose, so even if you can't tolerate milk you might be able to eat those foods. Casein in the protein in daily products. If you have an allergy or intolerance to casein you can't have any dairy products. Casein is in ALL cow's milk products.

Do you know which part of milk can cause acne in some people, the casein or the lactose?

Mother of Jibril Enthusiast

If you're intolerant to cow's milk then casein is the culprit. The reaction damages your intestines and reduces your abilty to produce lactase (the enzyme needed to digest lactose)... so it's a double whammy! When you're lactose intolerant... which is MUCH more common... your body isn't producing enough lactase, but that's typical when you're past the age of breastfeeding.

I have read a few things indicating that acne is connected to casein intolerance. I had a pretty severe case of acne as a teenager... and I was drinking a LOT of milk since I grew up in Wisconsin. In fact, my acne never completely went away. It just turned into adult acne! The good news is that it has been getting better on the dairy-free, gluten-free diet :)

Wish I knew this stuff as a teenager <_<

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