Paul1

Could be from zinc deficiency. Zinc deficiency is very common with Celiac. Skin issues are some of the many things associated with zinc deficiency. Now consider that massive amounts of zinc are in semen. It could very well be your problem. I wouldn't recommend major supplementation unless your Doctor recommended it or you really know what you're doing. Zinc...

I can't believe a doctor would be so clueless about it. That's really quit sad. Aside from what's been posted, it's a good indicator of your folic/B12 levels. In fact, if you're vegan, it's recommended that you get a homocysteine test to judge your B12 level that way (since the other methods can have false analogs or something). If it comes out high, it's...

Have you had your B12 levels checked? If you have a high iron serum level and low ferritin level, that can be a sign of B12 anemia.

I have a number of lab report places bookmarked and I checked. Found one site that mentioned symptoms for a low A-P: Open Original Shared Link Claims it can be decreased in the following scenarios: Hypothyroidism, Malnutrition, Pernicious anemia, Scurvy, Celiac disease, High Vit. B intake.

I really had these issues before going dairy free many years ago. I'd still have periodic episodes, but they were much rarer and very mild. Haven't had a single issue since going gluten free in May. I am tempted to eat some dairy, though, just to see if blunted vili was the reason for all my dairy problems. OP, when you say your heart speeds up, do...

I haven't had constipation in years, but in my youth I was five for five for the celiac symptoms. No wonder I was never diagnosed! What's funny about this, is in high school Health class, I remember the teacher telling us that's what you wanted to aim for. It was a sign of health (the things you remember) if your stool floated. It means healthy amounts...