miguel54b
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It should be common sense of their need to cooperate in the research, when I was at my worst of my gluten sickness I though I was developing Alzheimer’s because I was displaying 10 signs of Alzheimer’s; the brain fog that people get from eating gluten it is an obvious indication that it affects memory and the brain.- 2 comments
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I get canker sores one hour after eating Oats, and pimples in my butt.
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Body dysmorphia experience. When I was at the worst of my gluten problem I use to get chronic constipation; I would spend long time sitting on the toilet. One day as I was tired of sitting, I rested my head on my hands and my elbows on my knees, as soon as I felt the pressure of my elbows on my knees the perception of my body changed to that of a tarantula...
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Gluten-Free Food Ingredients That Can Trigger Celiac Disease and IBS-like Symptoms
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The Hidden Gluten: Why Barley Poses a Risk in U.S. Food Labeling (+Video)
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Gluten and short-term memory.
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Hookwormed status report
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I got beaten so bad playing dominoes that made me realize that I was probably eating something with gluten, the culprit (Simms premium cracked pepper STEAKSTRIP). Now I can look back and see all other symptoms: irregular stools, bad sleep, desire to eat uncontrollably, bad mood, etc. Gluten really does a job on my short-term memory.
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Thanks, I am desperate to find a cure too. 4am and I just figured out why I am not felling right (Beef jerky).
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I had a trail of white tissues migrating toward my cornea (don't know the medical term), it was intruding into my cornea, the eyes doctor suggested that I wait until it gets more into the cornea for surgery. Once I started the gluten-free diet the white tissues began to retreat. I noticed that sometimes I would get small little eggs like substance coming...
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Newly Diagnosed
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Newly Diagnosed
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Newly Diagnosed
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Trents, I believe that I have an auto immune response because all the medical problems that I was having. My intestine had the blockade from hell, I would go up to five days constipated, doing an enema and a laxative at the same time and still was problematic to go. These are the problems that I got relieved from after I started the gluten-free diet. I also...
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My first blood test came negatively, a stool test positive, a Gliadin test positive, A gene test determined that a have two genes that code for gluten sensitivity. I had to do all that to get some people to believe me, still some people don’t acknowledge that I have a gluten problem. I welcome this new test.
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I did not need a test to tell me that I have a gluten problem; once I stopped eating gluten and all my medical problems went away, that was enough for me. It is great that they developed this test since doctors would not take your words for it, and I was afraid of doing a gluten challenge test since the desire to commit suicide was one of my symptoms.
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I challenge the study. My medical problems associated with Gluten consumption: · Abdominal distention, bloating, gas, indigestion · Constipation · Decreased appetite (may also be increased or unchanged) · Diarrhea (occasional) · Stools that float and foul smelling, bloody, or “fatty” ...
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Mr. Adams, this was the result of my DNA testing for gluten - Interpretation of HLA-DQ Testing: Although you do not possess the main HLA-DQB1 genes predisposing to celiac disease (HLA-DQ2 or HLA-DQ8), HLA gene analysis reveals that you have two copies of a gene that predisposes to gluten sensitivity, in your case HLA-DQB1*0202 and HLA-DQB1*0501. While most...
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I was under the impression that I had damaged some ligaments in my left shoulder since I had pain there for over a year, That pain went away after I started a gluten free diet. I suspect it was related to gluten because I ate gluten accidentally (wife made Chinese rice and used wheat soy sauce) and the pain came back and went away a few days after.
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Do I Have Celiac And Best Test
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To me, the best test and cheapest test a person could do for Celiac and Gluten sensitivity is to go 100% gluten-free for 3 months, if your medical problems start going away it is an indication that you have a gluten problem. Once I started my gluten-free diet I could tell the improvement after 3 days (better bower movement, no brain fog, less anxiety, less...
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Negative Gene test, villious atrophy, negative biopsy
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Scott Adams reacted to a post in a topic:
Negative Gene test, villious atrophy, negative biopsy
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I paid of my own pocket, I got taken for crazy by doctors.
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I did the testing just to please my family that did not wanted to believe all I was saying. For me, to go gluten free and start getting better from all my medical problems (counted 24) is enough proof that I have a problem with gluten. I even have vision 20/20 now, I used to wear glasses and have difficulty driving at night (I got owl vision now).