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    Trents, I think she means...."I Totally Agree" people don't understand how serious Celiac disease is! Posterboy,
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    Guest Scott, This is not a Probiotic but I did find a supplement recently that might also help. I started a new thread about it.... I have bought some....but have had a chance to take it yet.... Let us know if you find it helps you so it can benefit others too! Again I hope this is helpful but it is not medical advise. Posterboy...
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    Guest Scott, Here are some articles that might help you. https://www.verywellfit.com/gluten-free-probiotics-562296#:~:text=Culturelle is gluten-free%2C dairy-free%2C and sugar-free%2C according to,form of yeast known as Saccharomyces boulardii lyo Culturelle is L. GG Here is an article about it.... https://probiotics.org/lactobacillus...
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    Chris the Celiac, Your right on target! Intense stress 6 months before is a trigger for Heartburn/GERD. We all know STRESS Kills us right...well it maims us FIRST! And that stress you mentioned has been studied to trigger heartburn....which is really your stomach acid getting too low! It takes a lot of energy to make Stomach ACID...
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    Chris the Celiac, You might think about changing your name to "Chris the SIBO Celiac" if this works. SIBO is common in Celiac's Here is an article about it.... I just kind of recently rediscovered it....by accident....it is 15+ years old and while numbers (Pcts) might not be quite this high in the article.....it is definitely happening...
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    Chris the Celiac, An Endoscopy will show inflammation but it does not measure stomach pH usually unless you had a Pepsinogen test too with your Endoscopy. Here is a study about it, https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29707078/ The baking soda test is nice home test to at least confirm the suspicion that you don't have enough stomach acid....
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    Chris the Celiac, GFinDC has given you some good advise I think. Try some BetaineHCL it is helpful when your stomach acid is low and it is commonly low in those who have food allergies. Your constipation can be helped by taking some Magnesium Citrate......Pill form....not liquid variety.... I would try the BetaineHCL 3 to 4 with a meal...
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    Chris the Celiac, Your welcome! I hope it is was helpful. Here is another article that might help you. https://brisbanenaturopaths.com.au/2018/12/05/three-common-food-sensitivities-youve-never-even-heard-of/ Now that you know what to potentially look for....I am sure you will figure it out. Some Nightshades might also be a problem...
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    Chris the Celiac, I have been staying away from this thread.....no particular reason.....just busy with life..... but what you are describing sounds like a Salicyte Sensitivity best known as Aspirin.... https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/salicylate-sensitivity#TOC_TITLE_HDR_2 But Many Cruciferous Vegetables are high in Salicytes including...
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    Mi Haip, Try taking you a B-complex. You might be surprised how much better you feel in 3 months. Here are some links that can help you. "Riboflavin protects mice against liposaccharide (LPS) induced shock through expression of heat shock protein 25" https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0278691510002474 LPS is the...
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    To All, While it is nice to know.....some Probiotics might help Celiac's....it is much more relevant to know which Probiotics have been studied that one could take specifically take that could help you. Since I do a lot of research I came across this research that might help others... Entitled "Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG Protects the Epithelial...
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    DevilGluten, I quoted this research in a thread about this topic but not in this article. I am posting it here now for you and others who come across this article to read. Earlier research that is 5+ years old showed now showed how Tryptophan is important,......ney they say "Essential" for the Pathogenesis of IBS. Here it is I hope it...
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    To All, I also wanted to add this link on Lectins that explains them a lot better than I can. https://www.scienceofcooking.com/gluten-and-celiac-disease/lectins-and-inflammation.html It also has some nice information about NAG and Zonulin and Leaky Gut at the bottom of the article. As always I hope this is helpful but it is not medical...
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    Aitcher, You might try a supplement call N. Acetyl Glucosamine sold as NAG for short. It is commonly used to treat arthritis. Here is a Webmd article about it. https://www.webmd.com/vitamins/ai/ingredientmono-619/n-acetyl-glucosamine-nag#:~:text=N-acetyl glucosamine is taken by mouth for osteoarthritis,dark spots caused by aging and sun exposure...
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    To All, Here is research from "Frontiers in Immunology" that support this new understanding of how Tryptophan might be helpful as a therapeutic in Celiac's. Entitled "To Be or Not to Be a Pathogen: Candida albicans and Celiac Disease" but I would subtitle it... "The Tryptophan Metabolic Pathways: New Players in celiac disease" read down in...
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    To All, I have been busy with life issues lately.....so my forum time has been reduced lately. Recently there was a popular article on Reishi Mushrooms and could it help Celiacs. Here is the link to the article for those not familiar with the article. This caused me to do some digging to see if there is something in Mushrooms that might...
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    To All, I came across this research about Mushrooms a while ago that might explain how Lectins in Mushrooms might help Celiac's. But didn't have a need to post it until now. It is entitled "Mushroom Lectins: Specificity, Structure and Bioactivity Relevant to Human Disease" https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4425051/ It is...
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    To All, About 5 years ago research was done that discovered Tryptophan was involved in the Pathogenesis of IBS well new research has now linked that same Tryptophan to the same Pathogenesis in Celiac's. See this link on the role Typhtophan lays in IBS. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4266036/ Here is the latest research on...
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    Misslee, Try taking a B-complex. They can help depression. Here is a link about nutrition and depression entitled "Understanding nutrition, depression and mental illnesses" https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2738337/ Magnesium is also important for depression. See this research about Magnesium and depression entitled "Rapid...
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    Ch88, I had written out a longer response....before accidentally getting kicked off.... SO I will provide the link for you to review....its is very interesting too me....because I am using this pure research to help my diabetes....and try to get off to do other things before it becomes WTL! It is current research from this year Circa 2020....
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    Ch88, I like good pure research....because it lines out what is happening in our bodies....giving us clues to what is wrong with us.... I tried the Theanine....popular for those with depression....it did not help me....I will post the trace mineral/element research in the Celiac and Diabetes thread...which is helping my blood sugar issues. If...
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    Misslee, I agree with Knitty Kitty.... Pale stools usually is a gall bladder problem. Here is a quick google search about it... https://www.healthline.com/health/stools-pale-or-clay-colored#complications If you want to try and move stone....many home remedies recommend Lemon Juice...you can google it... I hope this is helpful...
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    The DHHurts, I have been busy with other things so I will be brief... I am not sure this is what it is.....I have found an elimination diet is helpful when you are searching for a needle in a haystack... But you might try leaving off the chicken.....for a while....though it is considered rare.....(we don't really know how often it happens)...
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    To All, I just wanted to add this Posterboy blog post to this thread because it seems like they go together. I hope it helps the someone else who finds this thread in the future... If Fatigue is a problem for you then taking Magnesium Citrate/Glycinate and Benfotiamine will help your fatigue symptom's. I know I have been you! I...
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    TheDHhurts, You can try taking some Niacin.....it should flush out the histamine causing the itching... Niacin is know for it's ability to "flush" someone.... See this research where Niacinamide has been been used in the treatment of DH. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30390734/ After the Niacin flushing is gone your itchy DH should...
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