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Low Stomach Acid

Cinnamon

By Cinnamon
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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Cinnamon Apprentice
Cinnamon
Posted

A few people have posted about having low stomach acid, and after searching for info about it, I think this might be a really big problem for many. I was reading the attached paper, and it sounds like he's describing what many here have gone through with bacterial overgrowth, additional intolerances, B-12 deficiencies, etc. Read it, it's really interesting! Maybe it really is as simple as this! I tried the baking soda test on 3 family members with gluten problems, and not one of them burped even once. This may be a pretty common problem, and easily fixed!

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lizard00 Enthusiast
lizard00
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You know I'm going to try that baking soda trick. I often wonder if I have low HCL.

Thanks for posting!

ShayFL Enthusiast
ShayFL
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I posted this test on here about a month ago and several took it and failed. Let us know how supplementing goes!!

Cinnamon Apprentice
Cinnamon
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It's going great so far!!

Tomorrow I'm going to do the Tuna Challenge. I'd love to be able to eat it again!

MELINE Enthusiast
MELINE
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ghrrr...my acrobat refuses to open the link.....

Cinnamon Apprentice
Cinnamon
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Meline, if you go to buffaloceliacs.com, on the left you will see "helpful downloads". Click on that and scroll down until you see an article entitled, "Putting the Pieces Back Together" by Roy Jamron. It will say, "click here" and that will take you to the same article.

CaraLouise Explorer
CaraLouise
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Thanks for the info, I think I may have this problem because no one can figure out why I still have digestion problems.

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A few people have posted about having low stomach acid, and after searching for info about it, I think this might be a really big problem for many. I was reading the attached paper, and it sounds like he's describing what many here have gone through with bacterial overgrowth, additional intolerances, B-12 deficiencies, etc. Read it, it's really interesting! Maybe it really is as simple as this! I tried the baking soda test on 3 family members with gluten problems, and not one of them burped even once. This may be a pretty common problem, and easily fixed!

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I am going to try this trick.. My stomach is totally messed up.. Do any of you have parietal cells in your stomach???

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