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It doesn't work instantly like other sleep aids. It works by taking it at the same time every night. People that don't sleep good need to take melatonin for the simple reason their body isn't creating it if they aren't sleeping. This leads to cancers and other serious diseases which are fought off with the hormones that melatonin kicks on. Even if it...

I was having a hard time sleeping. Probably anxiety and who knows what else. I looked online at this stuff your body makes called melatonin which is actually a hormone your body creates when it's pitch dark during your sleep. It actually turns on all the other hormones in your body that fight diseases and cancers. It works by turning on your biological...

Corn tortilla chip. Put one in your hand and crunch it over. Better than a cracker anyway. It's really no big deal seriously. Even Pizza places are starting to carry glutten free pizza. You can get any product now gluten free at the local supermarket. 5 years from now it will be even more mainstream than it's becoming now.

Who cares about wheat. You won't even think about it after a while. El Pollo loco - ALmost all gluten free Mexican food - Almost all gluten free - flour tortillas Candy bars - most gluten free - Reesees rule. Udi's bread - Their products taste as good as or not better than regular bread. Wendy's - most don't mix their frys in other oils In and out...

My daughter Sunnie, who was diagnosed with Celiac disease at 5 years old, went out and became the first girl to win a championship in the mini-dwarf division at Bakersfield Speedway. She started racing at 4 years old. The fans love her and she really made us proud. Here's a couple pics.

My 7 year old daughter was diagnosed with Celiac disease and my 50 year old mom died of intestinal cancer a year ago. I don't know if she had Celiac disease but alot of her symptoms lead me to getting my daughter tested. I have dealt with stomach issues for a while so I went gluten free along with my daughter. Many if not all of my symptoms have left but...

Well that's a long haul from California. I applaud your skills at finding my site. My daughter has taken all of this very well. They days of asking for a happy meal are over. We're all better for it.

Well, I lost my mom to intestinal cancer last October. After doing some research I found celiac disease. Played it safe and had my daughter tested and she came back positive. Mine came back negative but many of my symptoms growing up were exactly like my mom and daughter. We are all going gluten free and I'm on a mission to inform as many people as I can...

I started getting more into PH after reading some alarming issues that I knew nothing about. Low P.H. level in the body actually tear the body apart much like people undiagnosed with Celiac Disease. I grew up on a diet of meat, mash potatoes, bread, milk and beans. Sounds like a well rounded meal. WRONG. Everything is an acid. Then I would get up for...

We are gluten free from here on out. One thing I've really gotten into as well is PH. I had no idea that a lower PH in the body actually mimics IBS symptoms and can lead to all diseases and cancer. I went to Lowes and picked up a pool test kit. My PH was in the gutter. Even though I was glutten free , I was still eating 100% acid. I'm changing that...

Symptoms of my daughter: when we first got her onto food it was diarhea overload SHe was/is very skinny. She use to have a pot belly She looks anemic sometimes She wakes up in the morning with stomach aches that seem to subside with breakfast She has had bad allergies that seem to linger My mom's symptoms - undiagnosed Just passed away of intestinal...

SO an update... daughters igg neg, iga pos (strong) doc sent for more further celiac blood test and all were normal. What does this mean?

Daughter had a igg neg and iga positive (strong). Her doctor wanted further specific celiac blood tests which all came back neg. What's that mean?

Well, I started the ball rolling in my town. A doctor has chimed in claiming all doctors need to be educated on this. See the blog and replies here: Open Original Shared Link One question directly. My daughters tests were IGg- and IAg+ (Strong) 1.8 with a high being .9 My tests (which included 5 panel tests according to my doc) came back neg. ...

Well, I've decided to make this a positive event. I will make sure everyone I know is aware of Celiac disease. The idea that it isn't screened in the US for all kids is insane. The reason why is obvious, the drug companies would lose billions of dollars. My mom racked up over a million dollars in her short cancer bout. I will be advertising a Celiac...