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Celiac With Salicylate Sensitivity


Emilem

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Emilem Apprentice

Does anyone know of a link between celiac and salicylate sensitivity? I am diagnosed celiac as of this March - thinking I may have salicylate sensitivity as well based on foods I react to, anyone else??


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Hi Emilem,

I know I've seen forum members here talking about salicylate problems. You're certainly not alone in that.

(Oh!! More than I thought. 1100+ entries using the 'Search Celiac.com w/ google' box up top.)

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Plenty to read there. Hope you can get it figured out. Celiac can be such a pain throwing in all these extra issues. Grrrrr

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I am one of those people. It absolutely STINKS! :angry: Not only can't I eat a lot of the foods that are so good for me, but I am still reacting to supplements. It's really hard to get enough nutrition this way. Check out salicylatesensitivity.com for more info. And I wish you the best of luck.

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