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  1. blueeyedvegan
    Please forgive me if I sound naive but I have been following the diet and I do feel better. I will eat something I am not supposed to and become very sick. Then I get back on the diet and I am better. I never intentionally take myself off the diet. What can a doctor do for a celiac? What do the tests consist of? Can a doctor possibly make us feel...
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    Hi, I am sorry I haven't pinned in awhile. I had two christmas parties this weekend. I was very careful. When they rang the dinner bell I went straight to the crudite table and then headed to the salad bowl and the another dish of fall veggies on my plate. Headed to my table and I was happy as a clam. That night around 2:00 a.m. I was wishing I could...
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    When I was 18 to 35 years of age I consistently had a very high metabolism and changes of body temperature but it was not a fever. When I go to sleep at night my body becomes a furnace. From 35 to 41 I began developing serious food allergies. My son has sweaty palms and gets red splotches on his face and body and he has had these splotches come out on his...
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    ARCHIVED Menopause

    blueeyedvegan replied to jkr's topic in Related Issues & Disorders

    I had all the sypthoms of menopause. The night sweats, period ending, inflammation, lymph nodes swelling etc. I began to get really worried. I read the information on bioidentical hormones. I used the progesterone cream. I began to research everything I ate. I found that the meat I was eating contained synthetic hormones - growth hormones. That the...
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    ARCHIVED Menopause

    blueeyedvegan replied to jkr's topic in Related Issues & Disorders

  6. blueeyedvegan
    Thank you for replying. Your message describes exactly what I believe I am experiencing. I have also cut everything out of my diet. I am sitting at my work station wondering where I can possibly go for lunch....and there's no where. I figure eventually I can begin to introduce foods back into my diet. I was a vegetarian and then became a vegan and then...
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    I have never been diagnosed for shingles. Every time I had a breakout I would make an appointment to see the doctor and explain the blisters. By the time the appt. arrived the blisters disappeared they ran a battery of tests on me and my pituitary gland was over active. They thought I had breast cancer or a brain tumor. That was 10 years ago and I have...
  9. blueeyedvegan
    Thank you for your replies it was definitely shingles. They have stopped since I have become vegan and cut the wheat and gluten from my diet. Blue Eyed Vegan
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    I find that soy is toxic. I have night sweats. Swelling in my left thigh and rash that resembles and feels like a third degree burn across my skin when the fever leaves my body the skin across my thigh peels away. I can't breathe and I have inflammation in my intestines. I haven't had soy in 4 months and I was doing fine. Last night my husband made homemade...
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    I have not been diagnosed w/ Celiac disease at this time. I began getting blisters when I was twenty-five years old and they continued for 16 years. I thought it was because I contracted chicken pox when my son was around 8 years old. I thought the blisters were shingles. They began on my leg just a single blister that was blood red. Then they moved to...
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    ARCHIVED Blisters

    blueeyedvegan replied to jkr's topic in Related Issues & Disorders

    I apologize I meant to add a new post. It's obvious I am new at this. BEV
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