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  1. Perhaps there are other culprits. I found out a few years ago that using Splenda aka sucralose greatly bothers my acid reflux. I ran out of it and did without for awhile and noticed that my acid reflux was doing much better without it. I am always surprised by the products that include it as an ingredient. Many juices include it and they aren't even labeled...
  2. I have headaches in the base of my skull, too. I have not yet confirmed whether or not gluten can cause it, as I am just now starting to be gluten free. I also have found that if I drink too much tea, I can get headaches there too. It doesn't matter whether it is decaf or not. Im not sure if it is from the tannins in tea or if it is just the brand. I...
  3. Just wanted to provide an update. My dear mother-in-law passed away the end of July. She was totally blind from the macular degeneration and we she died from congestive heart failure. My husband had a colonoscopy by a doctor that was referred to us by the University of Chicago Celiac Disease Center. So that test showed some diverticulitis and 3 polyps...
  4. I was found to have these genes, listed below, based on the gene testing from Enterolab. After doing some research on the DQ6 gene, I see that it has been linked to MS, Parkinson's, and Narcolepsy. I don't have these conditions. However, my paternal grandmother died of Parkinson's and one of her daughters (my aunt) had MS. On my mom's side, one of my cousins...
  5. Date: 9/8/2011 Hello, I received my results from Enterolab today. It says that I have two gluten sensitive genes. I think they are the DQ2 and DQ6, but I am not sure because this is confusing. I do have health problems that I think might be related to gluten sensitivity. I have been researching this for months now. I am curious if anyone else had the...
  6. I am new to this forum and am looking for some thoughts on my husbands Enterolab report, which I have posted below. He is 53 years old and was diagnosed with osteoporosis at 50 years old. His mother is 87 and has been battling osteoporosis for about 20 years. With all of the vitamins and pills she takes it is still the worst case of osteoporosis that her...
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