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  1. ktnhsv
    There are specific tests , I just have no insurance. I thought about D deficiency before, but take a multi with 400IU in it. Do people usually take more?
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    Thank You-I will!
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    You poor thing, I will be thinking of you tommorrow, I hope the doctor can help you!
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    Sounds like an allergic reaction of some sort? Or gum disease? Have you tried using a natural toothpaste like "Tom's of Maine"?
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    Is there a home test I can do? (for celiac?) I just sent one off for testing for allergies. My TSH test came back normal , as well as my hormone panel. Next, I shall do adrenals. (I should have also said in my first post that I've been tested for all your basics in the last 10 yrs-everything is always normal. The only thing I have never been tested for...
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    Oh my word, are you my twin? Seriously? We have identical symptoms, except I have terrible teeth issues. I've had many tests run over the last 10 years and all were normal.......and I discovered this gluten intolerant thing a few weeks ago. Please talk to me if you want, I literally know EXACTLY how you feel!
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    I have SO many teeth problems (many are missing from literally just crumbling out) and many have decay and cavities. I fear dentures. I have a horrible dentist phobia (well I have severe anxiety disorder, so I think it's really the problem). I'm on 31 (and no I've never been a drug user as two dentist assumed in my past ) I'm glad you were brave enough...
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    Thank you guys for the encouragement and responses, it helps me greatly to want to give it a try. I know it's going to be extremely hard for me, so I'm going to have to have a game plan. Can you tell I'm excited?
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    It's so hard because I CRAVE wheat, dairy, and sugar. I feel like a drug addict trying to quit.
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    Have you tried a dairy-free diet? Or egg-free? They also say strawberries, nuts, citrus can also cause eczema but I don't eat those often so I know it's not my issue. My diet is basically wheat, dairy, and sugar.....with veggies thrown in there............
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    Im wondering if anyone who had severe anxiety or eczema pre gluten free diet, saw great improvement post gluten free diet? I need some hope before trying gluten free diet!
  12. ktnhsv
    Have you tried floradix? Its wonderful!
  13. ktnhsv
    I'd do whatever the natropath suggests? I'd love to go to one myself but can't afford it.
  14. ktnhsv
    Maybe a liquid Iron or a slow-release iron pill?
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    Maybe a liquid Iron or a slow-release iron pill?
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    I think I'm scared that all that sacrifice and torture (lol) , won't help or pay off. I feel like I suffer enough, and now I'm supposed to add to it! But I'd love to feel better.
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    Yeah, I have read that. I've been doing lots of research on it. I wouldn't mind getting the blood test, but I'd skip the biopsy...no thank you! Going gluten-free would be extremely difficult.......as I eat gluten just about every time I eat. I keep thinking "maybe it's not gluten intolerance". But the more I read, the more it seems to be.
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    Have you improved gluten-free? I was reading your profile and it sounded like you had not?
  19. ktnhsv
    What do you think? Here are my symptoms : SEVERE Eczema on ears/scalp/forehead (since childhood) Acid Reflux/Heartburn/Hietal Hernia Weight Gain Severe cravings for dairy and sugar Low Blood Sugar symptoms Severe achey muscles-all over body Severe Fatigue Past 5 years-many teeth have crumbled or decayed Anemia Anxiety/Depression Irregular periods...
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