Jump to content

frieze

Advanced Members
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    1,396

  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    11

 Content Type 

Profiles

Forums

Events

Blogs

Latest Celiac Disease News & Research:

Everything posted by frieze

  1. frieze
    do you write for a living? I could "feel" the pain, frustation, sadness....almost painfully so.
  2. frieze
    No, SIBO is small intestine bacterial overgrowth....or something close, lol. bacteria an yeast are two different things.
  3. frieze
    I believe the upper range on the TSH should be 3.5, in which case you are hypo....also get your T3 checked...my TSH fell when i went gluten extremely lite....2.54 to 1.8......
  4. frieze
    Whaat was your TSH? That B12 is very low, since you are symptomatic you should endeavor to get it over 500. the TSH should be under 3.5....and, again, since you are symptomatic, rx may be nec even at that level. good luck
  5. frieze
    it seems the best test is already positive....
  6. frieze
  7. frieze
    did you have the colonoscopy that you mentioned, or an endoscopy (oral)? because celiac is not dx with a colonoscopy
  8. frieze
    make sure your meds are gluten/wheat starch free.....if the brand name is,doesnt mean the generics are, and v/v.
  9. frieze
    sooo.....until you quit baking with wheat flour, you were continously contaminated by gluten......
  10. frieze
    this would be compazine in the USofA...have no idea if it is wheat free here...
  11. frieze
    what you really want is muscle gain and you are unlikely to get that with high fat food.....untill/unless the med issue can be resolved he may remain very slim.
  12. frieze

    ARCHIVED Suspicious

    frieze replied to K8ling's topic in Coping with Celiac Disease

    that is what i thought of, as well
  13. frieze
    you know those businesses where you can order meals by the week and they are delivered? maybe there is a business op. here. If not that, maybe some weekly networking with like minded and have big cooking party?
  14. frieze
    there is debate whether gluten will pass into breast milk...if you find your experiment is successful, i would wonder if it wouldnt prove that YOU should be gluten free? If it is passing through your breast milk, it has to be making its way into your blood stream, a state i would think that is not normal. On the other hand, what about your personal care...
  15. frieze
    Connie, think of it this way, it is not a mental health issue, but a physical health issue. The gluten is attacking your brain so that it can not function in a proper way. You need to exclude it, to preserve your neuro function.
  16. frieze
    my bet is on the potassium in your salt substitute.
  17. frieze
    we must remember, as raven mentioned, that the persons availing themselves of Enterolab are a self selected group. In that group, it would stand to reason the + rate would be high.
  18. frieze
    you may not find any, try a "health food" store, or on line
  19. frieze
    the body uses methylcobalamin....a small subest of persons lack the capacity to convert, for them it is nec. to start with the methylcobalamin instead.
  20. frieze
    on an empty tummy? no food for an hour after....
  21. frieze
  22. frieze
    others have touched on this.....there is MUCH more going on here than your diet issues. Frankly i would recommend some counseling in how to set limits and deal with your family (i have some experience with a parent like this!) you are no longer a child, and must no longer act the part. They (she) will treat you like one as long as YOU tolerate it! Good...
  23. frieze
    how soon after eating peanuts, do you get the migraine?
  24. frieze
    Open Original Shared Link
  25. frieze
    apparently, the genes need an "instigating" event to cause the disease process to unfold......i would say that your parents are either in the 20% of false negatives, or, simply lucky and never had that "event"... perhaps they each have one gene and you inherited both???
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

NOTICE: This site places This site places cookies on your device (Cookie settings). on your device. Continued use is acceptance of our Terms of Use, and Privacy Policy.