Jump to content

EdwardL

Advanced Members
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    18

  • Joined

  • Last visited

 Content Type 

Profiles

Forums

Events

Blogs

Latest Celiac Disease News & Research:

Everything posted by EdwardL

  1. EdwardL
    We use Peter Gillham's CALM magnesium and calcium drink. No problem with leg cramps any more, also helps reduce blood pressure, and is calming to help sleep. Soy caused leg cramps and we avoid soy like the plague for many reasons.
  2. EdwardL
    Might want to read the previous post. Casein in milk can cause the same headaches as gluten. My wife continued to have headaches until off of casein as well. Don't take the headaches too lightly, her's ended up in frontal lobe dementia.
  3. EdwardL
    The gluten protein and the casein protein in dairy have very similar chemical structures, and both can cause neurological problems. My wife did not get rid of migraines until she was off both gluten and dairy (goat milk also has casein). Interestingly, my wife had a MRT test done recently and blueberries caused the highest reaction, slightly above wheat...
  4. EdwardL
    If you have not, you might consider reading the book "Thrive" by Brendan Brazier. He is a professional triathlete and has won the world Ironman contest several times. His diet is vegan and gluten free. He stresses alkaline and nutrient dense foods, like Hemp Protein, amaranth, and buckwheat for example.
  5. EdwardL
    It is in your best interest to never eat unfermented soy. As well as having high levels of glutamate, it also has high levels of phytic acid and should be considered a poison. Did you know that they did a 25 year study and that CT scans showed the people who ate the most soy had the highest incidence of dementia and brain atrophy. This website Open Original...
  6. EdwardL
    So we have gluten, casein, salicylates, and now candida that can all cause anxiety and other neurological problems. It is easy to see why when some people go gluten free and dairy free that they still can have problems. Until the core problem, the leaky gut is healed and the causes of the leaky gut are removed, there is always going be the next thing to cause...
  7. EdwardL
    If you go to the top of the page and do a search on Neurologic, over 130 posts on this topic will be listed. Be sure and select all Forums to get a complete list. If you do the same thing for Blogs, you will get another list of more basic information. A lot of information has already been posted. Gluten, Casein, and Salicylates are all possibilites...
  8. EdwardL
    The gluten and casein peptides are similar and can cause neurological damage when they are not fully digested and get into the bloodstream via a leaky gut, resulting in an autoimmune response. This link gives a discussion of similarities and these effects. Open Original Shared Link
  9. EdwardL
    One of the needs for healing a leaky gut is contiinued use of probiotics. Raw sauerkraut is good natural way to do that. However, unless you make it yourself, grocery store brands usually have preservatives and high salt. High salt is a no no for high blood pressure, and preservatives are a bad idea as well. We started using a salt, preservative, and gluten...
  10. EdwardL
    In order to keep the intestines in good condition, my impression is one should take appropriate enzymes and probiotics for life. More during the healing period, and then a maintenance amount later. And we eat less fermented food than other societies and the bad intestinal flora overwhelm the good.
  11. EdwardL
    The website Open Original Shared Link gives a good explanation of why other sensitvities are no longer a problem. As you might expect the core problem for most people is a leaky gut. Heal the intestines and most of the problems go away.
  12. EdwardL
    Our family avoids unfermented soy like the plague and you may want to as well! This information was extracted from Dr. Mercola's website. Open Original Shared Link
  13. EdwardL
    My wife uses Digest Spectrum which includes specific enzymes for gluten, casein, lactose, and phenol. Advertised to be able to digest a whole meal, but we only use it when we eat out as an added precaution in case there is contamination. She is also lactose and casein sensitive. Also use it sometimes just to detox the system. Our experience has been positive...
  14. EdwardL
    The neurological damage possibilities should scare you. My wife (mid 60's)was diagonsed with frontal lobe dementia. She had migraine headaches most of her life until she quit eating gluten. Problems did not completely improve until she quit eating casein (dairy)as well. Casein has molecular structure similar gliadin, and both can cause nerve damage. We haven...
  15. EdwardL
    Neurological Damage These are interesting facts from Dr. Ford's website Open Original Shared Link Brain and nerves can be harmed by gluten Did you know that: -Over half of celiac have some neurological symptoms from gluten -Many un-diagnosed neurological diseases have been attributed to gluten -Headaches and migraines can be triggered...
  16. EdwardL
    I'm not sure if my last post made it through. I must of hit a wrong button and caused it to exit. Anyway, isn't there a recommended sequence of tests to go through to find out which and how many food sensitivities are causing problems? Just going gluten free may not solve anything if there are cross sensitivities like casein, which can cause similar problems...
  17. EdwardL
    We just recently went to a Neurologist. The good news is she apparently does not have alzheimers. She has generally not eaten gluten for many years based on her experience of getting headaches. But we we're really strict until the last couple of months. We use a digestant (Spectrum Digest) when we eat out as a precaution. Seems to help. We got more religious...
  18. EdwardL
    Don't take the migraine headaches too lightly. My wife had headaches for years before going off gluten, which stopped the headaches. However, she was recently diagnosed with frontal lobe dementia, with memory and cognitive loss. Her headaches were in the front of her head, and could last several days. She is in mid-60's. These intolerances will only get worse...
×
×
  • 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.