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When I go gluten free (third attempt now), I notice a change in my eyes right away. Usually everything gets clearer and sharper, but right now, it's like my vision is changing and it feels weird. Did anyone else notice anything with their eyes? How long before I adjust to my new, clearer eyesight?

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Hi Carolyn, I'm moving to Baltimore in July, so any tips you have about the area would be great. Good luck with everything and keep us posted. Laura

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My doc wants it between 1 and 2. I also have bipolar disorder and hypothyroidism can complicate it. When I am above 2, I get terrible mood swings. I was in the psych hospital when my TSH reached 4. How do you feel?

I have been playing with gluten free on and off over the past few years. I even have an Enterolab diagnosis. I don't know what it's going to take to get me to stick with it. I have had terrible psychiatric problems over the years; you'd think staying out of the psych ward would be reason enough to keep me gluten free (i always feel better sans gluten)...

Most of my gluten symptoms are in the brain, I think. I've never noticed any serious bowel issues, but holy cow, I sure have been crazy! My moods are terrible, also diagnosed bipolar, and sometimes, dare I admit, even a bit psychotic. There are many studies showing the efficacy of gluten free and gluten free/casein free on schizophrenia and some historians...

Thanks. I must be a reactor too. I used to eat Lays stuff all the time, but I've only been gluten free for a month and this was my first attempt while gluten free. My tummy and intestines are still bothering me and I'm so sleepy!

I'm still pretty new to eating gluten free and have been, I think, very good for the last month. Could today's incident be a gluten reaction? I woke up late and missed breakfast. At school (I'm a teacher) during my free period I bought an apple and two bags of Frito Lay Baked Lays to eat. The only questionable ingredient was "modified food starch" but...

Hi everyone, I'm not officially diagnosed; my gastro doesn't think celiac disease as only the anti-gliadin was high, but my enterolab results were very very high so I went gluten free (and casein free) on Saturday. Already, I am feeling much much clearer in my head (the "fog" has lifted) and my ears have cleared up, but my stools are getting worse...

I am new myself, so maybe someone else can be more helpful, but there's a great little database of gluten-free foods you can download from www.clanthompson.com. I haven't used it that much yet, and I just have the demo version, but you might want to check it out. You can search by category, name, etc. and it tells you the product's status and gives you...

I had my appointment today where I met my new gastro and asked for a celiac panel and other blood tests. She complied, but admitted she knew nothing about stool tests for Celiac (I brought my Enterolab results). I can understand a primary care doctor not having enough time to keep up with Celiac, but I'm surprised that a gastro doc woudn't. Around her...

Hi Lisa, That's great! I also have lab results from Enterolab as well as an at-home blood test from York Labs. I have my appt with a new gastro on Thursday. I am a little nervous about it. You hear so many horror stories about doctors basically just laughing at us. But you know, that's why I went the Enterolab route in the first place; I was scared...

I basically just went on a diet. I had my metabolism measured at the gym (Bally Fitness) and they told me my basal metabolic rate after measuring it with this device that you breathe into for 10 minutes. They then recommened how many calories I could eat a day based on my metabolism. I also got a heart rate monitor that measures how many calories I burn...