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  1. slickdaddy0077
    Yes, I had slight headaches in the back of my head and frontal lobe that weren't severe but just irritating. About a week for me until they went away completely. I also cut out caffeine completely the same day that I went gluten free so that may have been the cause for mine. Sorry about your child.
  2. slickdaddy0077
    Thank you all for your suggestions and your help. You have no idea how much this is helping.
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    Into the 2nd week gluten-free and here is what's going on. Decreased appetite Sharper senses Better concentration Memory is better Calmer Very very thirsty Vivid erotic dreams Regular BM once every morning Elevated mood Sense of increased Lobito Cravings for salt or salty foods or beverages Muscle cramping (while climbing cell towers) which...
  4. slickdaddy0077
    Interesting. Thank you. And yes, one day at a time.
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    I too don't have much of an appetite and am less than 2 weeks into my gluten-free diet. When I do eat, I'm full with a lesser amount of food and for a longer duration. I eat at about 11:00am and then again at 6:00pm. No munches anymore either. Not sure if this will continue or balance out. I have about 5 lbs to lose so this should be a good thing?
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    So I'm about 10 days into my 100% gluten free diet because of celiac disease and let me tell you, it has been interesting to say the least. About 2 days ago, day 8 I started having very vivid dreams. Mostly erotic dreams, go figure!! Haha. Anyway, I know that we all dream but it seems like my subconscious has taken a walk down the red light district. The...
  7. slickdaddy0077
    I am 10 days into a gluten free diet and I have noticed that I don't feel like munching constantly. 2 good healthy portions of a meal, 1 around 11am and the other around 5pm and i'm full. Have lost 75% of the bloated belly and 5 lbs. I'm not sure what this means but I'm not near as hungry as I was 10 days ago. Good luck and let us know.
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    WOW!! 7 days after changing my diet and lifestyle, I have noticed a HUGE difference in how I feel to be gluten free. I want to thank this forum for sharing all of their experiences and keepeing me positive through this. I am seeing and feeling positive changes and could not be happier. I have more energy, no more belly cramps, elevatet positive mood...
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    Thank you ravenwoodglass! I will researche that now. thank you so much. I never even considered that. I guess rhat the binders in the pills could contain gluten. Checking my BP meds too.
  10. slickdaddy0077
    Wow! Thank you all for the replies to this post. Glad to see know that this will be my new home for coping and for support and information to get on with my life. So yeaterday, I went to 'New Seasons Market' by my house and did a little bit of shopping. I can't really stock up on groceries because of my travel schedule. I will be out of state and even...
  11. slickdaddy0077
    My girlfriend has been very supportive. She has bought glut free cook books and she is even going to change her lifestyle and eating habits so we will both live healthier. She chooses to do this and doesn't have celiac disease so for that I am very thankful.
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    Hello. I have just recently been diagnosed with celiac disease and I am overwhelmed and quite shocked. My PCP did the tests and gave me the diagnosis about a week ago. I have been scouring the web looking for one place to get information regarding the symptoms (obvious and not so obvious). Also having to re-invent my whole life of eating and nutrition....
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