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ariesmama

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  1. Hi, My self diagnosis started with my mom...She had a range of symptoms that bothered her(stomach cramps, D, headaches/migraines), and one day my dad was in the grocery store and overheard two ladies talking about celiac disease and the symptoms...He asked them what they were talking about, because his wife, my mom, had the same symptoms...After that,...
  2. I never knew that soaps could contain gluten in them...Myself, I swear by Olay moisturinse, it's a lotion that you spread on your skin, then rinse off, and it stopped the itching in my arms and legs the first time I used it...I don't know if it has any gluten in it, but it sure works for me, I won't be without it now...
  3. Hi, It was like looking at myself 8 years ago...My mom has celiac, she figured it out herself when she was 35yrs old(I was about 14 yrs old at the time), and my own skin cleared right up while I lived at home...When I moved out, not knowing that I have celiac disease, my face broke out very badly from the gluten rich diet of pizzas, hamburgers, macaroni...
  4. Hi, Was also just browsing...My mom and I both have rls, we both have celiac disease(self diagnosed, both of us), and I am also low in iron. I take iron pills, calcium pills, and other vitamin pills, but what really works to stop the rls for me is magnesium pills. I take 500-100mg in magnesium supplement vitamins(jamieson, 250mg tabs, horse pills) when...
  5. Hi, I also have a problem with constipation CONTANTLY, and have found a few things that work well. Try milk of magnesium at bedtime(if you can stand the taste). Also cook up some dried prunes in a bit of water until they soften up - 4-6 should do(eating them dried doesn't work, you have to soften them up with a bit of cooking), or I've heard that peaches...
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