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    Scott13, Going low CARB helps heartburn because they ferment... Most people who end up having heartburn usually it is from too little stomach acid... I tend to ramble myself....nice to find another one still exists... But I will try and keep it short(er) than normal....you can search for the Posterboy on here and I have several rambely...
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    Susan in NS, To add to what Cyclinglady said....if I had to wait that long for a scope that long I might just accept the blood test and assume I had Celiac disease.... I was in a similar situation when I got diagnosed... I accepted the blood test as positive after my serum antibodies went down after a trial month of being gluten free and moved...
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    To All, I wanted to add this studied I just came across.....Maybe it will help someone else. Here is the Abstract entitled "Metabolic Benefits of Six-month Thiamine Supplementation in Patients With and Without Diabetes Mellitus Type 2." The study shows how taking Thiamine can help elevated Cholesterol levels. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...
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    TheFuzz, In that case....you might try taking some Magnesium Citrate with meals or Magnesium Glycinate anytime it is convenient....Long term use of PPI's can cause you to have low Magnesium levels....which could be causing your Joint/Bone pain. Here is a couple links about it.... https://www.drnewtons.com/blog/magnesium-deficiency-could-be...
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    SamIPD, This is a two part answer.... I didn't see any relationship after a quick search in the literature....if any thing it argues against it... Here is the only study I found on the topic and it was about "Pseudopolycythaemia and coeliac disease." https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1433153/ As for your Avitiaminosis...
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    GretchenP, I do a lot of nutrition research and come upon things "I bookmark" so if the topic ever comes up again... I will have an answer for it next time....there always is a next time... I didn't have a literal bookmark in this case....but I knew what to look for and where to look for it.... So I found some articles/Links that can help...
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    TheFuzz, Since activity/exercise seems to make it worse or prolongs it....you might have undiagnosed Rhabdo... Here is a few links about it....it is not generally from "lite" activity...but it still could be... https://www.healthline.com/health/rhabdomyolysis#causes It is usually from trauma, or HIT training etc...Here is case of light...
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    Knitty Kitty, That is a pretty good list to start with....we all know there is more we could add....when ever one/someone makes a list....something is left off... I found this Slideshow recently that might be easier for a causal observer to follow.... I will give a "key" to highlight certain slides t hat might be helpful to someone.... approx...
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    KD, You said you were a force Vegan.... You might have developed Pellagra....it mimics DH often... Here is an article detailing how Vegans' can be more susceptible to developing pellagra entitled... "Recognising the return of nutritional deficiencies: a modern pellagra puzzle" https://casereports.bmj.com/content/11/1/e227454 Here...
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    Laurenbrowwn, You have the first signs of Gastric Beri Beri...see this research that explains it...entitled "Gastrointestinal beriberi: a forme fruste of Wernicke's encephalopathy?" https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29982183 quoting their summary conclusion "We suggest that a suspicion for gastrointestinal beriberi should arise if gastrointestinal...
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    Ali Rae, I don't have time to explain it in more detail today but here is a couple links that will help you....take some Lysine... https://www.researchgate.net/publication/267202860_Clinical_success_of_lysine_in_association_with_serumal_and_salivary_presence_of_HSV-1_in_patients_with_recurrent_aphthous_ulceration https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...
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    Caye, It is not uncommon to have NAFLD disease when diagnosed as a Celiac.... I had similar elevated enzymes....they usually normalize after a year or two of eating gluten free... If you want to speed up the process with your Non Alcoholic Fatty Liver...try taking some Benfotiamine....it is fat soluble Thiamine sold in the diabetic section...
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    To All, Here is the Research...Entitled "Pharmacokinetic study of benfotiamine and the bioavailability assessment compared to thiamine hydrochloride" quoting from the article... Abstract "Benfotiamine is a lipid‐soluble thiamine precursor which can transform to thiamine in vivo and subsequently be metabolized to t...
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    To All, I found this today that confirms how B-Vitamins are often low in GI diseases.... I would be better if this study was for Celiac's....but there is enough overlap....to show precedent that low B-Vitamins are happening when doctor's know to test for them....entitled "Blood Concentrations and Renal Clearance of Water-Soluble Vitamins in...
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    To All, AuntiE's question....triggered this thread post....I had found it earlier but got busy with life.... I thought there was a research section once before either way it is a related problem Celiac's sometimes develops.... To not spam the other thread....I created a new topic about it... Cornell University has established that Sulfites...
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    AuntiE, You might try searching the DH forum section.... Here is a couple good threads about DH..... As for the Raisins'.....Knitty Kitty has given you good advise I believe....look into sulfites.... Many dried fruits have them and people react to them.... Many people who react to Sulfites are low in Molybdenum.... Here is an...
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    Keight, I think Knitty Kitty gave you some good advise.... Do consider taking a fat soluble Thiamine like the readily available Benfotiamine.....usually found in the diabetic section.... It is well understood Thiamine is needed for CARB metabolism....but it is only recently been found out (last 5 years or so) ....that Thiamine is also needed...
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    Wheatwacked, See this article it explains how Magnesium can help correct a Potassium deficiency. Entitled "Subclinical magnesium deficiency: a principal driver of cardiovascular disease and a public health crisis" Read it all when you get a chance... https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5786912/ quoting from the article....
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    To All, Here is a good link to additional resources for mortality in those (Refractory Celiac's) who do not improve on a gluten free diet....I didn't see it linked.. They used lower albumin levels' as risk factor for increased mortality... When this happens a Celiac is said to be in "Crisis"....more common in newly diagnosed Celiac's. https...
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    This applies to Diabetics too! (see the link at the end of my response on thiamine supplements... Wheatwacked, I broke the Thiamine comment into a different response because while related issues (Magnesium helps Thiamine utilization in the body (they are totally different questions)) in a lot of ways... I am not expert on Thiamine....coming...
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    Wheatwacked et Al, I have had similar problems....I had to change off Lisinopril myself. The dry eyes can be the beginning symptom's of a cataract.... Taking some Riboflavin (aka B-2) can help your dry eyes I believe....I had similar problems... B-2 can also help blood pressure problems... Here is a couple links that might help you. https...
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    Wheatwacked et Al, I don't think you will notice much difference with the Magnesium Oxide....give it a couple weeks and see...then buy some Magnesium Citrate....your body will thank you with vivid dreams...usually in the first couple two or three weeks. Here is the best article I have read on Magnesium Supplements....it truly is exhaustive in it...
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    NNowak et Al, The loose stools associated with people who take Magnesium is (usually) a Magnesium Citrate on an empty stomach....Glycinates will not do this.... I have never found that one 200mg Magnesium Citrate Pill/Liquidgel with meals ever flushed me personally....but the natural calm powders (should never be taken) on an empty stomach.... ...
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    Wheatwacked and NNWowak, I thought you might enjoy these two articles...they explains how Fructose acts like Alcohol in the body.... It helps explain how high fructose foods can cause a Thiamine deficiency in those who don't drink... It can came up in article about Cholesterol....I was researching. they are entitled "Fructose: It's “A...
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    Wheatwacked and NNowak et al, Taking Magnesium Glycinate (anytime) or Magnesium Citrate with meals can help sleep problems.... Here is an exhaustive article/link about how Magnesium helps sleep. https://mghealth.org/magnesium-deficiency-sleep-problems/ Most multivitamins only have 6 to 12 pct of the RDA of Magnesium... And usually...
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