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    Cyclinglady et al, The Niacin Myth that it is bad for you has been "debunked". Our body actually produces it from Tryptophan....because we die when we runt out of it... Here is the study that shows it promotes heart health....but we have a long memory...and keep quoting the same older studies....without incorporating the newer research on...
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    Micronutrient deficiencies remain common in adults with Celiac Disease despite increased non classic presentation new Mayo Clinic study shows; or How Under/Undiagnosed Malnutrition is making you Sick…. The Posterboys Story of How Taking Magnesium and a B-Complex help him address asymptomatic Vitamin Deficiencies in Celiac disease They (Mayo C...
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    As for your Science point...you just have to read the discussion section...if you want the knitty gritty details... then compare and analysis...go through an iteration of that data...and add too it or change your opinions, ideas and models if necessary... Abstracts over generalize...read the full paper when (if) you have time.... see this ...
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    I just read a lot on nutrition....because I had a lot of nutrition related problems when I was diagnosed.... I like to quote where the information was first published so others can read it for themselves... Here is the article on Community Acquired Pneumonia (CAP) quoted in another thread... https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs...
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    To All, Here is an article I read today that I thought other Celaic members will/might appreciate...in light of the COVID 19 discussion... I came across some research that might add to the conversation...(None of it is medical advice) but it makes sense....considering the facts concerning independent risks for Pneumonia in the general population...
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    Inflammation Model for Sickness Beginning with B-Vitamin Deficiency in Celiac's and other Inflammation triggered diseases…. AKA The LUPUS Inflammation Model or How the ignorance about nutrition is killing us today or how and why B Vitamins are being diagnosed as genetic GI diseases like Celiac disease today Note to blog reader :::::::) I g...
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    DawnA et Al, Scott has given you good links/resources.....but I found some other's that might help you too. Generally if you don't have issue's with your Albumin level's then the risk is only moderately more...but if your Albumin levels are low....respiratory problems will likely be more common and severe....I had twice yearly bronchitis and going...
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    Vgoebel, I have had some similar problems with Vitamin D and B12..... I am still working on the Vitamin D issues....my latest hunch is Selenium.... https://www.celiac.com/forums/topic/133160-hemachromatosis-and-low-vitamin-d/?tab=comments#comment-1033313 For the B12 take a B-complex....they (B-Vitamins works synergistically) and works best...
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    Simon et Al, The easiest way to get over a thiamine deficiency (not Beri Beri) is to take Magnesium....I was lucky I found Magnesium first....Magnesium Glycinate anytime or Magnesium Citrate with meals... The problem with the test's for a thiamine deficiency is they typically only measure blood levels (which are normally high) ....and not intercellular...
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    Mariethepoet, I am glad you enjoyed it...there is only so much you can put in one article...I know I had these problems and the doctor's didn't know how to diagnose me....so I hope it helps others still suffering..... I had chronic fatigue, low albumin levels triggered by protein losing enteropathy, and started developing complications from my diabetes...
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    More information about "How Low Thiamine Can Thin Villi: Old Research Rediscovered and its Clinical Significance in Celiac Disease"
    Celiac.com 02/29/2020 - It has been a long and winding road, and around each curve something new has been discovered. I have learned more than I ever thought there was to know about celiac disease. I am forever grateful for having received...
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    LJR, I used to have sinus/ear problems twice a year....like clock work...at the time I didn't know what was happening...but because I study a lot about nutrition today....I can give you some clues on your tinnitus...I was just studying this topic fo ra friend...here a some links that can help you. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22249877 https...
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    NNowak and Strongarm, Here are some Vitamin deficiencies that can trigger Skin Issues.... https://www.ccjm.org/content/83/10/731 I had a Riboflavin deficiency aka Pellagra Sine Pellagra where the corners of my mouth always leaked it is called Angular Cheilitis.... But when you have Pellagra...it is generally photo eruptive IE (sensitive...
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    NNowak, If I remember right (and are not confusing you with someone else) you said you lived in rural MI? Much of MI is very low in Selenium naturally and eating too much food from your garden can make you low especially if your diet does not include a diverse food supply from outside MI. Here is a map of Selenium deficiency soils in the US...
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    NNowak, My ferritin is not at an action level yet.....but they blamed it mostly on genetics because I am of an age that it develops in most people but I finding inflammation like you mentioned might be the trigger instead. My levels have been down in the past....and it was I eating more Brazil nuts....I actually had a craving for them recently before...
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    NNowak et Al, I think I might of found out why I have been having issues with iron overload IE hemachromatosis. I had caught up on this nutrient (or I thought) I had once so I wouldn't need to again....but I finding that is apparently not true. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7766029-selenium-deficiency-as-a-cause-of-overload-of-iron-and-unbalanced...
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    Ariadne100, Just on a lark.....I googled to see if Kiwi could be something anybody has every reported as being allergic too....and apparently Kiwi allergy is a thing for some people. Here is a link that might help you. https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/317776#Causes-of-kiwi-allergy I am actually going to share this resource with a...
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    LauraP63, To add to what Knitty Kitty said here are some links that might help you. https://annals.org/aim/article-abstract/718014/gastrointestinal-beriberi-previously-unrecognized-syndrome https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29982183 This happens often because Beri Beri is great imitator of other diseases. http://www.hormonesmatter...
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    To All, Here is a nice study of nutrient levels of Celiac's on a long term gluten free diet with good compliance. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6681258/ I was kind of surprised that a Zinc deficiency is fairly common in Celiac's ....the same as Iron at 40pct and I usually don't see this discussed. I had to take Zinc lozenges...
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    Louiel, I don't know if you are still following this thread or not but here is a article that might help you....vinegar can be a source of Sulfites ( and usually is not required to be disclosed as a source of sulfites) in same products like Mustard and Ketchup etc..... Here is the orthomolecular article about it....and sulfites can cause similar...
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    Ariadne100, I do a lot of deep research...this might help you.....do some research on sulfites....vinegar can be a source of sulfiites (avaliable in ketchup where the disclosure of sulfite content is usually not required)... here are some links that might help you.... http://www.orthomolecular.org/library/jom/1984/pdf/1984-v13n02-p105.pdf https...
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    Felix Nuts Tomcat, You might check try doing research on low stomach acid....people who have trouble digesting a high protein meal often have low stomach acid....Pepsin (an enzyme) in the stomach needed for protein digestion is not usually activated unless you have a strong stomach acid. Here is a nice overview/article on the symptom's of low stomach...
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    cristiana, Here is an old thread that might help you about EOE that used to be called esopaghitis or (inflamed esophagus) and/or silent reflux. and this nice article about why many people do not get better on PPIs. It was 5+ years ago and PPIs are seemingly as popular as ever. https://www.foxnews.com/health/gerd-or-nerd-new-type-of-heartburn...
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    Phosis, B12 has been linked to anxiety in some studies...you also might have high homocysteine levels if you are having trouble with B12....taking PPIs (for over 6 months) can cause us to be low in many Vitamins and Minerals.....looking back on my many health issues at the time...I found taking Riboflavin (B-2) helped my chronic high blood pressure....
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