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    "I would love any and all advice, because my own research hasn't helped me and I don't know anyone in my circle of friends or fellow parents who have Celiac-Hyperthyroidism, so while their everyday advice for being a new parent is wonderful, they don't have to deal with the extra struggle of being a mom with two autoimmune conditions, and I am at a loss on...
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    Wheatwacked, This would be around the time that you started Magnesium.... I tried your Potassium it did not help my Blood sugar..... Magnesium will naturally lower BP 10% on average.....Niacin(amide) will do the same.... But the biggest change to BP was when I took Riboflavin aka Vitamin B2. It also helped my elevated Homocysteine levels...
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    Scott, I totally understand..... I was just trying to point out things that helped me.... And also I once was you....I had chronically high Cholesterol levels.... That wouldn't go down for anything.....until I found the missing ingredient....(IE proper Vitamin) From the other thread (I don't know if you had a chance to read it or...
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    EllaJones, I wrote a Posterboy blog post that might help you. All that studying.....can deplete our B-Vitamins.....Stress of any kind burns energy... And we can't make energy without our B-Vitamins and Magnesium... Prousky years ago did a nice study of how he reversed heartburn, bloating etc.... By given student(s) Niacin which...
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    Pokey, As Scott said, you probably couldn't prove it but it is an intriguing hypothesis...I have been trying to highlight these same points for years now..... I see in another thread Beverage gave you some good advice. Here is my Posterboy blog post that argues that indeed Low/NO stomach acid is the trigger for NCGS and maybe Celiac disease...
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    Madmom, When you combine Magnesium Citrate and/or Glycinate with Benfotiamine it is like "TNT"..... Your health explodes.... Thiamine NEEDS Magnesium to be absorbed in the body.....but you need to find a highly bioavailable form as Scott found out by taking Magnesium Citrate....and the same for Thiamine.... I call it "Targeted Nutrition...
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    Scott, Mine use to be too high too???? Have you ever tried taking some Vitamin K. Once I took some of it (Vitamin K).....it tracks low (often when we are Low in Vitamin D) since they are both Fat Soluble Vitamins. My Cholesterol has been within normal range.....most of the time Here is a couple articles about it.... Nice summary...
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    Wheatwacked and Knitty Kitty et Al, Here is some great links I came across that might that might help you Wheatwacked. Dietary foods don't usually change your Cholesterol (though some do like eggs for example because they are good sources of Choline etc and help cholesterol for the better I might add.).....and are not as bad for Cholesterol as is...
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    Knitty Kitty, I came across these links again recently. I am just posting them here again in case we missed them somehow... Very contrasting levels of learning.....one from an expert and one from an "Amateur Expert" lay person....who also has found these connections between Low Thiamine levels and systemic disease... From Lonsdale entitled...
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    Wheatwacked, Here you go! https://www.celiac.com/forums/topic/154681-familial-aka-genetic-hyperlipidemia-ie-high-cholesterol-what-have-you-find-helpful/ Sometimes links underline (activate) and sometimes they don't and I don't know why.... But it can also be found my navigating to this part of the forum... Home Forums Diagnosis ...
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    Mer123, You might have developed Lupus....which can be triggered by SIBO. See this research that shows they occur together and treating it with Niacinamide helped the Skins Rashes people can develop when they get SIBO. Entitled "Adult celiac disease followed by onset of systemic lupus erythematosus" https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/182...
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    Ayesha, It is more likely you would be diagnosed with LUPUS which has been known to show up in Celiac's... I might try to write a longer explanation later.... But this to just to get your started in the right direction... Amino Acids IV has been shown to treat Behcet's disease. See this research entitled "Behçet's disease (syndrome)...
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    To All, Here is the thread I said I was going to start for Wheatwacked and Knitty Kitty. First part of this discussion can be found in this thread... Wheatwacked......Knitty Kitty has give you good advice as usual. I was only trying to be quick and left off my medical use of Niacin.....I had taken Niacin (as a doctor proscribed) treatment...
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    Wheatwacked and Knitty Kitty, I am going to start another thread on "Familial aka Genetic hyperlipidemia? so it doesn't get lost in this one... And it might help other people more who are still looking for answers to these questions. I hope this is helpful Posterboy,
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    Pokey, Try you a good B-complex if you are not taking one. Low Thiamine levels can lead to SIBO. Magnesium Glycinate or Magnesium Citrate (wtih meals) and Thiamine (As Benfotiamine) works wonders for GI problems. When you get low in Thiamine.....you can develop Vagus Nerve disorders leading to motility issues in the GI tract... Since...
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    Wheatwacked, Taking Benfotiamine (the fat soluble B1) can help your Cholesterol. I was you 10+ years ago. Vitamin K can also help. I had your "Familial" IE Genetically high Cholesterol.....and all the doctor's had for me where Statins..... So I searched/researched until I understood what was going on metabolically in my body.... NOW...
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    Wheatwacked, If you continue to have High Blood Pressure issues consider taking some Riboflavin aka Vitamin B2. I used to take three BPM's and cut it down to one maintenance medicine after taking Riboflavin. Here is the research on it entitled "Riboflavin intake and 5-year blood pressure change in Chinese adults: interaction with hypertensive...
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    Cristina and Scott, If you continue to have high Iron levels and hemogloblin levels......try some Turmeric. I have taken it in the past.....not knowing it's connection....but since I have this condition too I have begin studying what else I can do....my ferritin levels went down at the time....but I didn't think much about it at the time.....now...
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    Scott, Here is the best article I have read on these complex inter relationships! https://www.deannaminich.com/vitamin-and-mineral-interactions-the-complex-relationship-of-essential-nutrients/ Posterboy,
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    Wheatwacked, I wish had the skill to track my intake as good as you. I had a friend who had a Potassium deficiency like yourself and taking Magnesium helped his Potassium deficiency. I will try Potassium again.....because it has been associated with Type 2 diabetes.... https://www.diabeticsweekly.com/connection-potassium-diabetes/ https...
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    Wheatwacked, I know from another conversation from a blog post that (if my memory serves me right....without going back and looking it up)......that you also begin taking Magnesium at around) that time. Your Magnesium is now preventing Potassium wasting at the cellular level. This is true for Thiamine as well. See this research that explains...
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    To All, This for those who have a Sulfite allergy specifically. But I also creating this as a reference article for Molybdenum......and how It is important for us to "Detox" our body. Without it Oxidative Stress builds up in the body leading to inflammation and disease. Here are the references for anyone who has Sulfite Allergy or SIBO...
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    Cristiana, Thanks for your kind reply! I always try and share good research when I can find it! I find/have found if it helps me.....it will/could help others. I just wish more doctors' knew about Vitamin deficiencies......and I didn't feel like I had to do it all on my own by myself all the time. Here is some research that I came...
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    Knitty Kitty, I came across this article on Thiamine recently and had to share! It is the best article I've ever read on Thiamine. It is very exhaustive! It is called (Thiamine) The Overlooked Vitamin That Improves Autoimmune Disease And Autonomic Dysfunction https://awaken.com/2021/02/the-overlooked-vitamin-that-improves-autoimmune...
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    Cristiana and Scott, I just started with my first treatment of Blood lettings aka Phlebotomy. I also started my research to find out what the doctor's know or don't know at least and exceed if if I can. I found out I might be low in Copper which is causing not only my RBCs to be elevated but my WBCs too! See this research entitled "Polycythemia...
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