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cktucker Newbie

here are my test results:

tTG, IgA <2 0-3

GLI, IGA 4

GLI, IGG 3

ENDO AB Neg

tTG, IgG 2 0-5

IGA CEL 264 70-400


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your celiac panel looks negative. however- that doesnt mean that you are not gluten intolerant. celiacs also run a 20% false negative rate.

there are recent studies out too that show that nonceliac gluten intolerance is scientifically real- and that patients improve on a gluten free diet.

do you feel better off gluten?? also remember too- that gluten can trigger a whole host of autoimmune & inflammatory diseases- not just celiac. i wish i had known this my whole life- i may not be having world war III in my thyroid right now if i had known.

good luck :)

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