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I Do Not Have Cd

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louiesgirl2
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Well, I may not have celiac disease. Started eating regular flour stuff again and have not had a problem at all.

So, I do not know what to think.

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Jnkmnky
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I was recently tested neg for celiac disease as were two of my kids. However, I also just read the book Dangerous Grains. We all went gluten free. My husband doesn't want to be 100% gluten-free, so he's still dabbling in gluten. Oh well, he's a grown-up. He can decide for himself! I would recommend you read Dangerous grains. If you've felt even slightly better without gluten in your diet, you may have a degree of gluten sensitivity that is relieved without gluten in your daily foods. I know I feel better being gluten free. I also went dairy free at the same time. I've never felt better.

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jknnej
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Unfortunately, just because you don't have symptoms doesn't mean you don't have celiac disease.

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KaitiUSA
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Symptoms don't mean anything at all. Some people never get symptoms with it. Everyone is different.

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Carriefaith
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Intestinal damage can still occur without symptoms. I believe it is called silent celiac disease.

Sorry if you have said before, but have you been tested?

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