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    Hi, I am new to this site. But as I wait for my organic chicken to bake for a Thanksgiving feed with my boyfriend I thought I'd start this blog. I have found that herbs and other supplements have helped heal a great many of my symptoms along with of course avoiding all gluten. Given my apparent success at healing myself, I have been invited to speak...
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    Lisa, please do check it out ASAP with tests etc. if you can. Just wanted to say though it really could be a bad case of yeast or fungus. What did you eat?? Do you have yeast or fungus infections?? The intestines are prime growing ground especially if you have had antibiotics and/or sugar and/or milk and /or hidden gluten goodies like you might...
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    I don't know about you but for me it definitely is worth it to not get sick all the time (colds, flu, bronchitus etc.), to actually have energy and a clear mind, to have a heart that doesn't race, to be able to exercise without wrecking my joints or getting headaches, to not be cranky and misplace things constantly. You can still socialize--just find...
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    I've heard some of the more commercially prepared (esp. sweetened) yogurts actually have gluten in them. I agree though at first avoid milk products altogether. Reason being that the flattened cilia get aggravated by the milk which then exacerbates leaky gut syndrome -- which almost always has been created by the celiac condition. However taking enterically...
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    Thank heavens! Has anyone else noticed how the L-Glutamine helps the gut and boosts the hormonal and muscular systems--as well as lessens sugar cravings? --Yolo
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    Hi, I just noticed your L-glutamine controversy. This worries me since it has seemed like L-glutamine has helped me considerably. However the kind I use is pure--not with an energy bar or anything else. Its pharmaceutical grade and says its gluten, wheat, soy, milk, sugar etc. free. Its called Essential Glutmine Powder by Iron Tek. Taking the pure...
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    thanks for the idea of checking on neurological manifestations. I will do that. I did post your other insight on alzheimers to my sister. She probably won't see it til she is at work however. My mother also has had eyesight problems--glaucoma I think. Which I hear is also related to this condition. It amazes my how so many doctors and nurses are in denial...
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    I have trouble sleeping too. Have all my life. Getting to sleep is rough. I figured out years ago to just keep busy til I drop. Of course this makes it hard to deal with the "real" world. Great for doing art. However I do both worlds since I manage a business--though by being the boss it means I don't have to always be there in the morning. Believe it or...
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    I believe my mother is having similar problems--as I have had in the past with gluten and a bad memory as well as anxiety and sometimes seeing people or hearing things that weren't there not to mention constant flu and colds, difficulty sleeping etc. The vitamin D plus the more absorbable co-enzyme B vitamins have been key for me as well as a strict non gluten...
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    Hi--about the fudge--I think the cocoa powder or the non sweetened chocolate bakers squares you melt is a good idea. Try stevia for the sweetner. There is no sugar in it. If necessary then add some other sweetner to it if it gets bitter. You won't need much. I have heard about xylitol but havent yet tried it. Best to look it up I think. I also suggest...
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    Hi, I have been having trouble replying. Hope this works. I think having leg weakness and pain is common to celiac. It comes in my opinion from an inabilty to produce and absorb b vitamins as well as vitamin d from the compromised villi. I think of this problem of aching legs and feet as being genetically and coeliac induced Beri Beri. I have had all...
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    Hi, I have long known I have a corn intolerance as well as gluten. Fortunately however I can now eat corn sometimes. I recently discovered a lot of cornmeal has gluten in it due to the way it is processed. Also corn often has fungus due to the fact it is so sweet naturally. I suggest you look at my post for aching legs, vitamins and herbs I sent this...
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    please see my post I just sent on leg pain, diet, herbs
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