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ok thanks I will contact this person, although my pancreatic tests (blood tests) came back normal

thanks guys. the problem is that my doctor says that if i'm not loosing weight and I don't have bloody stool then I'm healthy. It is pretty discouraging to have faith in finding what is wrong with me as for digestive enzymes I am testing the prescription kind but still not much effects here.

Long story short I have been on gluten-free diet for 4 years (and also paleo at the same time) and I still feel week, depressed, fatigued, my joints are in pain and I still have acne (and I am really no longer a teenager). But my blood results are all normal, same for thyroid. I have also tested pancreatic enzymes in blood and had USG but it came back normal...

Well I did it especially to test if I'm being glutened or something. I feel even worse when I add potatoes and rice. Eating gluten free sweets for example = bad stomach pain and toilet mode.

This month I was only eating chicken and watermelon and I still don't feel good. I think I'm missing something big time because with all this gluten-free diet I should have results already

beachbirdie: Do you mean the blood test for antibodies of celiac disease? If so I had them and they were negative (two times) I also did the Igm, IgG for allergies or something they were also good. I only had one biopsy this was an experience I don't really want to repeat again... cavernio: that sounds reasonable, although I'm not really sure how...

Ok now I understand. I'm from Europe and I'm not native english speaker sorry. Actually the buckwheat that I'm buying is recommended by local glutenfree society so I doubt this is the problem. Right now I have started supplementing with l-glutamine, probiotics and colostrum. I wonder if there will be any result...

dilettantesteph: sorry I'm lost, I have no idea what means to sort buckwheat. I just buy it bagged and there is a sign on the package 100% gluten free. Regarding the strawberries I just buy it from a farmer typically. I'm trying to avoid those from big shops like walmart etc* Maybe I should focus on repairing my digestive tract - like by supplementing...

@pricklypear1971: hey thanks for help I really mean it, I didn't want to sound harsh or something. If I did I'm sorry

@dilettantesteph: sorting buckwheat why? I just buy it straight from the shop in a plastic bags (they are safe). As for this sensitivity journal that thing never worked for me. Like one week I eat strawberries and I am fine, I do the pause for like 1 week and when I eat strawberries again I feel sick. And the story continues. No ideas why. @pricklypear...

Hello, Well I have already spent like a ton of money on allergic tests etc. and appending to them I have no food allergies. I have allergy to dust and that is all. After all those years jumping from one doctor to another, trying different diets - all of this this became really tiring

@Skylark: well I was thinking about it but few things are not really right. Like I should be able to eat bananas but even after eating small amount of it I feel terrible and my skin breaks out. No such problems with apples - which are considered high in fructose. So what is going on?

@Skylark: I found out that by eating something different my acne increases. Plus after some vegetables I have gas and stomach issues. Same for fruits like grapes or water melons.

Hello, I had a biopsy - damaged villi - 2 Marsh scale. As for the wheatgrass sorry my translator returned the wrong name -> I'm eating buckwheat not wheatgrass. The box says it is 100% gluten free. As for vitamins levels it is hard to say because such tests are very expansive but I had D3 vit testes it is ok. Same for B12 right now. My blood results...

Hello, I have been on gluten free/diary free diet for almost a year now. The only positive effect that I see is the lack of stomach issues but it may be related just to the healthy food I'm eating. Which right now is: apples/tuna/wheatgrass(gluten free)/chicken/eggs. These all the only things I eat. Anyway long story short I still have perioral dermatitis...