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Possible Symptoms of Celiac?
LCAnacortes reacted to Wheatwacked for a topic
A low normal TSH is only part of that story. You need to look at T3, T4, and reverse T3 and T4. Or do what I did and eat one or two sheets of Nori a day. It is 100th or less of the iodine in other seaweeds so impossible to overdo. In a week I felt the muscle tone in my upper body improve. The RDA 150 mcg and the upper safe limit is 1100 mcg. The iodine content...1 point -
PS @Rogol72I've spoken to my sister who is a nutritionist and she said histamine issues stem from various causes and therefore different remedies work for different people. Apart from quercetin, some people find vitamin C helpful, some Coenzyme Q10 or black seed oil. Viridian do a nice organic black seed oil.1 point
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gluten-free Hot Dog and Hamburger Buns
Ginger38 reacted to icelandgirl for a topic
Hi Ginger! I use either Udi's or Canyon hamburger buns... My family loves both. Depending on what I'm in the mood for I either 1.wrap them in foil and warm them in the oven, 2. put them on a baking sheet opened up (this toasts them nicely or melts cheese in top... Also depending on what I'm in the mood for), 3. Add them to the grill when the burgers...1 point -
Elevated liver enzymes are one of the known symptoms of celiac disease. In fact, this is what led to my own celiac diagnosis as there was no other reason for them being elevated. My GP tested me for all known viral hepatitis diseases and they were all negative. He didn't have a clue. Finally, after years of elevated liver enzymes and some other lab values...1 point
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Should I try to pursue a diagnosis all these years later?
knitty kitty reacted to sandree33 for a topic
Thank you so much. This is very helpful… Sandy1 point -
Hair loss
knitty kitty reacted to Rogol72 for a topic
I hear ya @MiriamW. As I understand it, gluteomorphins and casomorphins result from the breakdown of gluten and dairy proteins in the gut. They both have an opioid like affect on our brains, that's why bread and cheese are so addictive! So I do believe they apply to sheep's and goats products also. Maybe @knitty kitty who is more knowledgeable about microbiology...1 point -
Possible Symptoms of Celiac?
Wheatwacked reacted to LCAnacortes for a topic
It just crossed my mind - in the 70's we were told to stop eating salt and a lot of folks had iodized salt. They didn't bother to tell us how to supplement the iodine! 😃1 point -
Choline was upvoted by my physician, and higher dose thiamine has also been ordered! Thank You to everyone for being such phenomenal, helpful mentors. I really can’t say how much this helps me. I was even able to walk around the house a little bit today, and take a bath too! Y’all have been so lovely. Thank you. PS my partner is going to the store tom...1 point
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By xxnonamexx · Posted
There's a company called thistle subscription based food completely gluten free plant based. They offer juices, juice shots. I was wondering has anyone made their own juices shots for anti inflammatory gut healthy juices etc? -
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If you prepare gluten free and eat gluten free but feel stomach pains hours later what makes it gluten contamination vs. something else you may have ate etc? anything to differentiate in symptoms? Thanks -
By MelissaClinPsyD · Posted
Anyone diagnosed with Refractory Coeliac Disease can participate (they do not need to be in the UK but would need to be able to speak and understand English as the intervention is facilitated in English language) -
By Scott Adams · Posted
Is this only for those in the UK, or can anyone diagnosed with celiac disease participate? -
By MelissaClinPsyD · Posted
Hi everyone, I hope this is the right place to post this, I am new to the forum though hopeful my research is relevant to someone reading this. I am a Trainee Clinical Psychologist currently conducting research on Coeliac Disease at the University of Surrey and my research has been approved by an NHS committee allowing me to advertise online. My research is a doctoral thesis involving a 3-session online cognitive behavioral therapy group intervention, developed by myself and a current patient with Refractory Coeliac Disease, designed to reduce anxiety in those diagnosed with Refractory Coeliac type 1 and 2. This intervention will include evidence based support to reduce anxiety for a form of coeliac which is currently under-researched in regard to wellbeing. Coeliac UK have sponsored this research thus each participant will receive an £8 shop voucher per session they attend (each session will be held on Microsoft Teams at least one week apart with questionnaires on anxiety, quality of life and symptoms taken before the first session of the group, after the second and a month after the third), and findings will be shared with them, Coeliac UK and published. If you are currently diagnosed with Refractory Coeliac Disease and are interested in taking part in this online group or have further questions please feel free to respond to this post, or if you feel more comfortable sending me a private message here, I am happy to send you a link to my study to sign up.
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