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Something For The Pain Of A Glutening! I've Found It!


Cypressmyst

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There is a product called D-Hist that I have been taking for the last few weeks whenever I get glutened. It helps significantly with the duration and severity of the symptoms but is not a cure by any means.

For example I still get brainfog, but it is lessened and the headache is either nonexistant or light.

I still move slowly and creakily but there is no joint pain.

I still have tight muscles and spasms but the stabbing pain isn't there.

My friend who is also hyper sensitive has taken it with similar results.

Dr. Rick (My Doctor and author of the Gluten Effect.) advised me to take it every hour for 6-8 hours after a glutening, the sooner after the better. It is an antiinflamatory supplement and something that your adrenal glands make naturally. Keeps the fire down.

I don't leave the house without it.

I have had no negative side effects from taking it. :) Hope this helps someone else! A quick Google search can tell you what is in it and so forth and give you a number of places to buy it from without need for a Doc.

What do you do to lessen a glutening?


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