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To give credit where credit is due, Burdee posted in the Cramping thread under Recover/Treatment - this website about magnesium: Open Original Shared Link. (I hope that copies fine - heBurdee posted the link at 12:58 a.m on 3/8.) I read it with interest because - unlike most of the participatins, I seem to suffer more often from C than D. Docs have...

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Thanks. This is helpful and hopeful. In many of the other threads on this board I am seeing that things can crop up after an initial period of (to me) euphoria and seeming health. My sister and I have been talking about how - despite the fact that we are not absoultely "normal" - we have NO desire to try gluten again.

THEY ARE EVERYWHERE! I swear every office I walk by at work has a box of cookies on the corner of the desk, and of course the little Troopers are in the grocery store every time I go - looking darling and plaintive. I may end up giving them a donation. But this morning after passing by their wares one more time ,I came home and made killer browinies! ...

I've been taking 400-600 mg chelated magnesium for years, and my docs are always troubled by it - which always makes me thing I shouldn't be taking it - but it is the only thing that keeps me regular (and free from heart palpitations). since I am only recently gluten-free, I thought I could give that up - but I'm pretty sure I am wrong about that. I react...

me, too. On my thighs. Always in the same place. Might last 3-7 days and only every year or two. One of those things I wouldn't tell anyone...because who could explain a thing like that? Obviously a neurological thing - one of many, I think.

New User here - forgive me if I sound naive.... I seem to have gone the other direction - the "C" route, if you will. I've been gluten-free for four months, and felt fantastic until about 10 days ago, when I began to notice irregularity - uncooperative bowels - no pain, but fatigue. I've had off & on "irritable bowel" for 20 years, then figured...