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  1. kareng
    You are responding to a post that is over 10 years old. Product info may have changed in that period of time.
  2. kareng
    Self diagnosing off of internet and non-medical practitioners..... it wouldn't really matter if I explained the anatomy and the problems with a lot of this self-treatment/diagnosis, as well as the other reasons for doing an enema every day.... and the damage it does to a GI system, healthy or damaged.... I wish you luck and hope you get the help you need...
  3. kareng
    I have posted about them before - but here is a link to thier website. They now have 2 pantries in the Kansas city area. If you are thinking about donating to a charity - this is a good one to consider. Open Original Shared Link
  4. kareng
    How did you get that coffee all the way up into the small intestines? Did you use a power washer? Lol coffee itself is acidic and perhaps a bit "corrosive". Celiac is not an allergy - so being allergic to wheat does not mean you have Celiac. i still go back to my original recommendation - that you just treat your medically diagnosed conditions...
  5. kareng
    I'm sorry.... it doesn't look like an actual doctor gave you most of these diagnosis? You are self treating and diagnosing. Maybe stop all that and give your body a chance to heal from those self treatments? Then see what is left? and .... if you are eating gluten free, you can't be tested for Celiac. celiac clears up gluten free so, if you...
  6. kareng
    Worked on chrome on the PC
  7. kareng
    Let me try Open Original Shared Link
  8. kareng
    Camp in the kansas City area Open Original Shared Link
  9. kareng
    Summer camp in northern California - Open Original Shared Link
  10. kareng
    If you were actually diagnosed with Dh by a skin biopsy, there is a medication that a doctor can prescribe for you. Open Original Shared Link If you have only been gf a month, it can take months to go away. You need to be very careful not to get glutened.
  11. kareng
    Its a skin reaction - so you might get some superficial swelling around a blister or an infected blister that might look wierd. But I don't think it has any joint involvement. Sounds like arthritis, maybe. Have you showed this to your doctor?
  12. kareng
    Oh! well....if I had known that! I would have told you you can't kiss anyone until you have dated them for 3 years and are over 25! lol
  13. kareng
    I have never heard that nonsense. Are you young? Maybe she thought she could keep you from casual "encounters"? He needs to clean his mouth, like I said. One thing we do - my hub will brush and floss and then eat and drink gluten-free with me. Then you can be as spontaneous on kissing as you want. I kind of wonder what other nonsense...
  14. kareng
    Young might email Pamela's and see if they have any tips for high altitude.
  15. kareng
    I believe it differes by country
  16. kareng
    That makes no sense. He just needs to not have gluten in his mouth when he kisses you. A good brushing and flossing and rinseing should be fine.
  17. kareng
    Open Original Shared Link
  18. kareng
    IN the US, the labs will run whatever the doctor orders. So the doctor won't order The T3/4 tests unless he or she doesn't like the TSH results.
  19. kareng
    You need to be eating gluten for these tests to work. I fyou have stoppped, you need to eat a cracker or two everyday.
  20. kareng
    That is not a test for Celiac disease, so your doctor didn't order a Celiac panel. All that test does is make sure you are able to produce the stuff that is tested for in a Celiac IGA test. Here is some info about testing to show the doctor. Most labs have a thing called a "celiac panel" which contains several blood testss for Celiac. Your...
  21. kareng
    The serum IGA does not test for Celiac antibodies. There was likely at least 1 other test done with it. You might want to get a copy of the tests done before you get too far into gluten free. You neeed to be eating gluten for the tests to be accurate.
  22. kareng
    I haven't been able to get a straight answer about his dad. so what if he eats glutened and has no issues? He hasn't been diagnosed with Celiac from what I can gather from all these posts. So I don't think that's a real good reason for others to follow this's guys belief system or " theories" of Celiac disease. We have given him our opinions...
  23. kareng
    You marinate steak with chicken? Herb Ox makes a sodium free powder that is soy and dairy free, too
  24. kareng
    "Any level of IgA above 20 mg/dl should make the tTG-IgA test valid, regardless of age." Open Original Shared Link
  25. kareng
    There aren't any. You can get him tested for Celiac disease, which is a good idea to do before you make him gluten free.
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