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  1. So, I first experiementally went gluten-free about a year ago, for absolutely no reason other than curiousity. In doing so, I realized that gluten was the sole cause of my life long struggle with depression/anxiety. My depression/anxiety/chronic fatigue was totally eliminated from my life the longer I remained gluten free, and was only an issue when I got...
  2. So, I know what youre thinking, madness! BUT, after reading this paper recently, I started to think a bit. Open Original Shared Link So recently I realized that gluten was the cause of my lifelong struggle with depression and anxiety. I also have some evidence that I may be a celiac, but I am not willing to do the gluten challenge in order to find...
  3. I think alot of the link between gluten and dairy is that they both seem to induce glutamate excitotoxicity which is linked with alot of mental illness including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder and shizophrenia. Heres a cool video/site that talks about avoiding foods with excess free glutamates and the link she found to these foods and her kids autism...
  4. I have suffered from depression and anxiety my whole life, and it wasnt until I experimentally stopped eating gluten that I realized it was directly related to consuming wheat. Now that I've eliminated gluten from my diet, I only have depression/anxiety when I consume gluten accidentally. If you have already tried to be gluten free, dairy free, and maybe...
  5. Many grain type plants have a class of proteins called "gluten" but it's a certain subfamily of these proteins in the wheat, rye and barley that cause problems. Seems weird that they were even mentioning the corn gluten. Are people actually sensitive to corn gluten? I guess they can be sensitive to anything in theory...
  6. Wow, I didnt even think about if my canned beans had cross contamination. Good to know! Seems like even naturally gluten-free foods are contaminated these days.
  7. I figured out that I was at the very least, gluten sensitive, just by experimentally removing gluten from my diet. I found that everytime I cheated, I had horrible depression and anxiety follwing right after. Finally after happening over and over, I was 100% certain that the gluten was causing my life long sturggle with depression and anxiety. I did a bunch...
  8. Is there any way to get tested for celiacs without having to reintroduce gluten into the diet? I suspect that I have celiacs, and I also feel like a real diagnoses would make people take me a little more seriously. I just dont know if it's worth it to purposely expose my self to gluten. My reactions are so violent and uncomfortable for a matter of weeks....
  9. That sounds alot like leaky gut syndrome. A little particle of some food you ate gets through the gapjunction between epithelial cells and causes an immune response, and all of a suddently that tiny blueberry molecule prompts your body to think it's under attack the next time you eat blueberries. That what it sounds like to me. I dont know much about the...
  10. Wow! These are some fun ones! I am continously blown away by the ignorance of people especially in the restraunt industry who are confident when they tell you something is gluten-free, and then later you have a reaction and know they were full of s$#&. At a thai resteraunt, I asked the guy over and over, because I was so skeptical. He assured me that 100...
  11. I get really bad depression and anxiety every time I get glutened. Depending on the dose, and other health factors, it takes me like anywhere from 10-15 days to recover usually. I take supplements heavily to try and mitigate my discomfort until my body naturally detoxes it. I take this supplementOpen Original Shared Link along with heavy amounts of turmeric...
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