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  1. Mord
    I can relate to what your saying a lot. I'm also a 23 year old wanting to live a normal life on my own stuck at home wanting to get better. I haven't been diagnosed with gluten intolerance b/c i havent gone to the doctor yet b/c my symptoms are mostly mental like yours. I had random bouts of severe depression over the last few years and it took me a while...
  2. Mord
    Hi, I'm not sure if I have celiac disease or not and was thinking about going to the doctor. I have a few of the symptoms such as weight loss, loose stools blah blah blah. One thing that has been bothering me a lot is the way my body responds to certain foods, not just gluten foods. Ok here we go.. This is what i've discovered and its 100% true. 1. If...
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    I have some theories of my own about the use of present day digestive enzymes that I would like to share. In MY opinion... The Cause for celiac disease is an enzyme deficiency. People born with this disease developed it due to the mercury from vaccinations. Eating processed foods void of digestive enzymes contributes greatly to the growing enzyme...
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    I have symptoms of both. Those who have high histamine SHOULD have low copper levels. I pretty positive that I have high copper levels.... HOWEVER folic acid messes my head up BAAAAD. That can only happen with high histamine levels which shouldn't be present with high copper levels (again, which i have). Sorry if i cant explain this very well. Basically my...
  6. Mord
    Baking soda is a very good alternative. Trust me, you don't want fluoride in your body.
  7. Mord
    It's the potassium in the bananas. 2 table spoons of apple cider vinegar or a few oranges seem to have the same affect on me. Maybe I will should take some potassium pills and experiment.
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    Earlier in the week I ate 4 bananas for breakfast. I'm not sure why, but eating that many bananas stripped away all my stomach acid and further production is halted for a few days. My face would become flushed red also. I'm not joking at all. I didn't have any appetite for lunch or dinner. I ate anyways. A hamburger for lunch which made me feel sick and my...
  9. Mord
    The cause and cure for celiac is still unknown. I would like to share with you my own theory. I believe the disease is triggered from an imbalance of copper and zinc. The ratio of Cu/Zn should be 1:8. I've only done little research on this subject, so bare with me. Copper can block many nutrients along with zinc. B1, folate, iron, vit C, and magnesium. Blocking...
  10. Mord
    Baking soda + hydrogen peroxide is the way to go!
  11. Mord
    I was thinking about this subject today... Since I have no lining in my intestines, perhaps the pineapple juices, orange juices, and apple cider vinegar are eating away at exposed flesh? I'm not sure if its a blood sugar thing. If i ate a lot of cake I just feel satisfied. Please help. I'm not 100% sure if i really have celiac, but this could be the smoking...
  12. Mord
    Unusual weight loss Increased fatigue Irritability I ate huge amounts of apples and oranges for about 3 days. I became extremely depressed. I went to bed breathing heavily and only managed to get 6 hours of sleep. I know it was excessive fruit that caused this. I'm 100% sure. With that much certainty, is it safe to say i have diabetes?
  13. Mord
    Whenever I large amounts of fruit I become extremely depressed. I can only manage to get 6 hours of sleep for the next few days as well. If I manage to get my 8 hours i wake up with a headache. I read somewhere that the liver will wake you up early for those who have diabetes.
  14. Mord
    I don't get sick after eating gluten, however my anxiety levels sky rocket. So a little CC wouldn't do a thing to me as far as feeling ill. How much would a little bit of CC delay the healing of the villi? I Know it depends on certain factors.. but should be I be too concerned about getting an extremely small amount of gluten intake if my main objective is...
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    I was one of the victims in the Kentucky ice storm in February. My diet was reduced to apples and oranges. Eating the excess fruit caused me to become extremely depressed for 2 weeks. It was sooooo bad. I didn't get much sleep either. I would wake up after 6 hours and couldn't manage to fall back to sleep. I know it was the fruit causing this. I really really...
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    Thanks. I actually ate a lot of bob evans pancakes (i work there) After noticing the only thing it contained that seemed close to gluten is the wheat starch. I didn't react to it in anyway. So I guess not be allergic to wheat. Yes my dad gave this to me. so the question is, can simple wheat/gluten allergies be hereditary?
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    Another question I have is... What happens when my villi are about 90% fully healed and I accidentally consumed just a little bit of gluten, would i have to start over? or would my villi just take a small hit and continue growing?
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    miss post.
  19. Mord
    Thanks for the info guys. I know gluten makes me partly retarded.. Without a doubt. The question is, are my villi damaged from being a celiac, or do i just have a smaller allergy? Would that allergy be called? IBS? Also, my dad has the same symptoms: anxiety, ocd etc. He also has baaad arthritis and so does his father. So what ever I have that is wrong...
  20. Mord
    I diagnosed myself with celiac a week ago. I know it would be wise to get a blood test but theres too much evidence to support my diagnoses. Just to have peace of mind before i stop eating gluten for the rest of my life, i need you guys to just tell me what you think. 1. I suffer from anxiety after eating gluten 2. I have OCD 3. I feel brain dead after...
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