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- Peggy M commented on Scott Adams's article in Autumn 2025 Issue3Can You Develop Celiac Disease Later in Life? Adult-Onset Symptoms (+Video)
Add me to that list of people in their 70's. What they think triggered mine is the Covid shots. I attended a luncheon last week that was made all gluten free since so many attending were either gluten free or celiac. What a joy it was to be eating what everyone else ate. No one knew that!- adult
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- ShariW commented on Scott Adams's article in Autumn 2025 Issue3Can You Develop Celiac Disease Later in Life? Adult-Onset Symptoms (+Video)
Late diagnosis for me, too. In my 70's, but I had been having intermittent problems for a while, and increasingly bad reflux. In desperation, I did my own elimination diet - dairy, eggs, then wheat eliminating each for about 2 weeks. When I cut out the wheat, the difference was amazing! I also found that I had a Celiac gene through one of the ancestry testing...- adult
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- FayeBr replied to FayeBr's topic in Coping with Celiac Disease8Major Glutening
I would say from experience that I am definitely reacting to gluten. I do also react to soy but slightly differently, shorter time period with tell tale signs. I appreciate all of your advice Knitty Kitty. I am low on Vitamin D and I have asked my gp about Thiamine who advised that we don’t do blood tests for that in the UK. I also feel like my thyroxine m... -
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- Yvonne Ayers Albers replied to Yvonne Ayers Albers's topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & Medications3blood pressure meds that are gluten free
Found out the the HCTZ doesn't have gluten in it. But for me it made my sodium level drop so low, I ended up in hospital. So it is gluten free, but didn't help my blood pressure levels. Everyone is different.
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I would say from experience that I am definitely reacting to gluten. I do also react to soy but slightly differently, shorter time period with tell tale signs. I appreciate all of your advice Knitty Kitty. I am low on Vitamin D and I have asked my gp about Thiamine who advised that we don’t do blood tests for that in the UK. I also feel like my thyroxine meds aren’t working correctly now too. Perhaps with the damage? But I will take your advice seriously as you live and learn so much. We all know our own bodies and we all have our own symptoms and experiences. I am on a waiting list for an Ataxia specialist here in the UK. I must have Been Celiac long before being diagnosed as they diagnosed me with MS in 2004 and neurologist is now saying it has been Ataxia from gluten all along. It has been a learning curve for me and it is so surprising how little is actually known about this by neurologists and other medical professionals, with some unable to even pronounce it correctly. I have studied hard over the 4 years and written to experts to gain knowledge. Having said that, this site is great to find comfort in fellow Celiacs and to feel like you’re not the only one 😊 -
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By Yvonne Ayers Albers · Posted
Found out the the HCTZ doesn't have gluten in it. But for me it made my sodium level drop so low, I ended up in hospital. So it is gluten free, but didn't help my blood pressure levels. Everyone is different. -
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By Scott Adams · Posted
You are right, it does say that it doesn't contain gluten: https://www.gaviscon.ie/products/gaviscon-advance-aniseed-flavor-liquid/ Is there any chance you have a sensitivity to one of its many other ingredients?
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