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I Have Been Eating Gluten For Over A Month


kimis

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My aunt made me gluten free muffins and cookies....isn't she sweet! I have been eating them every day since just before Thanksgiving. To make a long story short....the food was not gluten free....more like gluten packed!!!!!

The strange part about this whole thing is....over the past 3 weeks I have been feeling great! A few months after I started the gluten free diet I started having so many problems, and they just got worse as time when on. Then all the sudden I feel awsome again! What the hell dose this mean?


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did you get a confirmed diagnosis of celiac from your doctor? if you truly have celiac, you're still harming yourself by ingesting gluten, regardless of how you feel.

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Yes, my Dr. has confirmed my Celiac and I have been on the diet 10 months. I know all the bad stuff gluten can do, and I will continue to be gluten free. I'm not asking if anyone thinks it's okay to eat gluten if you have Celiac Disease. I'm saying for the past 9 months I have felt horrible, and after eating gluten every day for weeks I am Feeling great again. My question is...why do I feel wonderful off the diet and horrible on it?

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I will wildly speculate that your gluten free diet is missing or is deficient in nutrients that is in your gluten filled diet. In my case, I was not getting enough fiber once I eliminated all those whole grain items in my diet. I've also heard something about being addicted to gluten but don't know too much about that.

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