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  1. loxleynew
    So as topic states I ate gluten again... I was doing so good! I was 6 months free of gluten, then I started eating gluten again the past month or so. I'm one of those kind that it takes a while to hit me but when it does it's full force. I get panic attacks in the middle of the night and that's when I know Ive been bad lol. Just this week-end I went all out...
  2. loxleynew

    Happy birthday and may God bless you today!

  3. loxleynew
    I was diagnosed gluten intolerant in january. Things went good I stopped eating gluten for 4-5 months and pretty much all my symptoms went away. Sigh of relief yay! Recently Ive been drinking beer again and eating gluten filled food. Like a lot pasta/pizza ect. I feel like CRAP again. Why do I do this to myself??? My fatigue is back 100x and my acne is...
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    Through blood and stool test. Genetic blood test was negative.
  5. loxleynew
    I did genetic testing and they said I did not have the markers for it and that means i ahve a 90% chance of not ever having celiac. Then I did a blood and stool test which said I was allergic to gluten. So whatever i'm lost and confused. This is retarded and everything.
  6. loxleynew
    So is it normal for people with gluten intolerance to be able to eat gluten in moderation? Ive been testing it out and seemingly I can eat it as long as it's in moderation and there are no ill effects. Maybe i'm not even gluten intolerant and the doctor was retarded?
  7. loxleynew
    So I am curious. I have been on this diet 6 months now and I notice a difference. However I am wondering something. I work with other celiac people or gluten intolerant (which is what I am). They react straight away to gluten. However with me, if it is even gluten it always takes at least 12 hours before I feel the effects. Maybe it's because i'm gluten sensitive...
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    I have no problem with this if it really is an issue. 2 years ago when I went to jury duty (before I was diagnosed) people had the worst excuses. Like someone who had filled out the form in the beginning with his name ect, got excused because he said he couldn't read or write. He was like 20 something and I highly doubt this since he had to fill out the...
  9. loxleynew
    Pre-gluten free I never got diarrhea and cramping. So i'm not sure if this is a new symptom? I ate a burger from a restaurant on sunday for lunch, w/o the bun of course and was on their gluten free menu. HOWEVER, to my surprise 3 hours later I was in bad cramps. I thought this would go away and went to the gym. Started getting extremely fatigued in the gym...
  10. loxleynew
    I might try one of those diets. I did cut out 70% of dairy. I still eat cheese sometimes. I do have hashimotos thyroid which swings my thyroid back and forth but not on meds because half the time my levels are normal so my doctor wants me to wait to treat it. Maybe that is what is causing the fatigue. My ferritin levels I believe were mid-high but my iron...
  11. loxleynew
    Thanks for the replies! Well I wish I could just go take a nap or sleep but I work full time and don't have that luxury. On the week-ends I do and I look forward to saturdays. Strange you ask about my Vitamin D levels and B levels. My B levels were normal but my Vitamin D was 16. That was 4 months ago and for 2 months I did take supplements. Should I...
  12. loxleynew
    So out of all my symptoms after going gluten free, most of them are gone! However the one that remains is the fatigue. It's only really bad in the morning like 8-12 in the morning. Maybe it's because i'm getting gluten from somewhere but I doubt it since all my other symptoms are gone... What do you all do for your fatigue? Btw it has been almost 4 months...
  13. loxleynew
    After 4-5 days I got heartburn pretty badly for about 3 days straight. Like wicked heartburn that ive never gotten before. Luckily that went away now.
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    I made this mistake.. Two weeks ago I went to a friends house where he made some chicken curry. I was starving and thought to myself.. Should I check the ingredients in the spices? And thought no way it's got to be safe! Why would there be wheat in curry sauce?? I am fortunate and not fortunate that my reactions don't come up for 12 hours or so. My not...
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    How much mag do you all take? I take usually around 500mg. 250mg in the morning and 250 at night. It has helped with muscle twitches and pain.
  16. loxleynew
    I had numbness and tingling as well as a symptom. It went away within weeks after going gluten free, but then again everyone is different. Ive been wondering why I have been so tired the past 2 days and realized on sat. night when I ate some chicken at a friends house I forgot to see what was in the spices he put on it. Although Ive never had gluten symptoms...
  17. loxleynew
    I read your first post and relate to one of your symptoms at least. Ive been gluten free for just over 3 months now and I'm 25. Whenever I do any physical exertion I also feel like i'm 90. It sucks I have to sit down and relax for at least an hour afterwards, even simple things. I'm starting to question whether my vitamins have gluten in them as well...
  18. loxleynew
    So after just over 3 months of being gluten free I feel a little bit better in some ways, however not totally. How do you all know when you have been glutened? Even if by just one crumb. Since my symptoms havn't totally disappeared (fatigue remains along with some digestive problems) so I do not know what is still causing it. Do you all just keep a food...
  19. loxleynew
    I highly doubt it was food poisoning. Like you said yourself, it takes usually around 6-12 hours for food poisoning to start effecting the person unless it's severe. Did you start feeling better on the gluten free diet? It's possible you are just extremely sensitive and even I noticed that I never had diahrea before going gluten free, but once I eat gluten...
  20. loxleynew
    I cannot say I lost my teenage years however I can say I lost my college years. I was lucky in a sense that throughout high school my only symptom was fatigue. I could manage that and just slept a lot. However during college I started getting all kinda of symptoms the longer college went on. Eventually I got what you described as severe panic attacks. Anytime...
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    I stopped after going once.. It's quite expensive and I don't want to pay that kind of money $60 per time. It seems more like spiritual science or something to me. After the first time she said I was 'cured' of lactose intolerance and could drink milk again. Of course it was wrong and I still get sick. Their simple reply is always "Well sometimes it takes...
  22. loxleynew
    I'm not sure what Kiefer is? However as far as taking too much probiotics from what I know that's not an issue. You cannot really go wrong as long as it's a refrigerated probiotic eccentric coated ~ 1 billion per capsule. For example if you have a yeast overgrowth (candida) the recommended dosage is around ~ 10 billion per day. I take Vital nutrients probiotic...
  23. loxleynew
    I had two biopsies done about 2 and 3 years ago respectively. Both came back negative. Ive only been gluten free though this year starting January, so those times I was eating gluten my whole life.
  24. loxleynew
    How long were you gluten free before doing this test?
  25. loxleynew
    Maybe it's called a gluten challenge but I'm in doubt wether this is my case. I have only had one test confirm I am gluten intolerant the IGG. Everything else 7 tests say normal. I have been on the diet for 2 months now and feel a little bit better, but that could be because of not eating certain other foods. I just recently accidentally ate a whole bag of...
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