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  1. I was also a little overweight before I was diagnosed, especially for me that had been super skinny most of my life, just figured it was part of getting older. I was finally diagnosed by a naturopath at 59, and he told me he's had several Celiac's patients that were HUNDREDS of lbs overweight. one 300 lbs over. I went gluten free and dropped 30 lbs in...
  2. I had a lot of success with the strategies in this article...he may not have a hiatal hernia, but the things here help regardless. https://drjockers.com/hiatal-hernia/ If he is taking any antacids, not good, we need acid in our stomach to absorb many vitamins, for example, vitamin D. I had great success with the heel thumping maneuver, also...
  3. I didn't show any thiamine deficiency, not alcoholic, but sure did have a very positive response to taking a thiamine supplement in the oil form, benfotiamine. After going for allergy shots for years, complaining about asthma, many pulmonologist visits, bad reactions to steroid inhalers (severe high blood pressure when I'm normally low BP) that the pulmonologist...
  4. Don't let them put you on antacids, PPI's, etc., except for a VERY short term to heal. I had a doc try to prescribe me that, bragging that he takes it every day, real athletic young guy...and when I said...but we need acid in our stomachs to break down the vitamins especially D so that our intestine can absorb them!...He went silent. The info with the drugs...
  5. My guess is you are probably getting glutened, but here is something to try while you are figuring it out. I had a lot of improvement in overall digestion and consistency in intestines, even being strictly gluten free, by taking Butyrate capsules. Butyrate is a short-chain fatty acid that's produced in the small intestines, you can do an internet search...
  6. Lots of dis-ease symptoms can be connected to Celiac's, and it causes malabsorption, which leads to vitamin deficiencies. Eating gluten free doesn't just suddenly build back those deficiencies, it takes a very long time, depending on how long you have had malabsorption (I was diagnosed at age 59 and probably had it for a very long time). Once I got...
  7. It's how it's always been for me when I get glutened, it doesn't hit right away on one time, it's cumulative over weeks, so it is hard to figure out what the culprit is. I didn't even used to get the diarrhea. Drives me nuts, but it's why I'm very strict in my house with no gluten allowed.
  8. I tried the gluten free Oreo's. I had noticed they contain oats, and was concerned as I assumed they most likely were not "purity protocol" oats. No noticeable reaction after going through half the bag, having 2-3 about once a week. Then I forgot I had the bag as it got to the back of the cabinet, so when I found it, I ate a few every night after dinner...
  9. I finally got my sense of taste and smell back (been gone since before 2015)!!! I started following a flush niacin (nicotinic acid, not niacinamide) protocol for prevention of covid and overall health. When l-serine and a few other co-factors were added, BAM! In a few days, it all came back. That was late January. Even when I got covid, I didn't lose...
  10. I agree with the recommendations for K2. I take it at the same time as D3. I was not having much success getting my D levels up until I added K2, and voila, in the normal range. I think it's K2 MK7 that is the one to take.
  11. I thought I hit perimenopause early, but 37 is really early. Just one thought...did it start after getting one of the covid vax's? I have a friend about your age whose periods went really wonky after her vax, and now we are researching and reading a lot of women are having the same issues.
  12. I am now experimenting with another B vitamin...niacin. Naturopaths have long recommended the flushing form of niacin (nicotinic acid, not nicotinamide) to clear out atherosclerosis. My boyfriend has that really bad, had a heart attack and 4 way bypass, so we were trying it for him, and I started with it also. I read some studies about flush niacin and...
  13. Hi. I also had big improvement by taking B-12, but not until I used the methyl form Methylcobalamin. I take this one as recommended by others here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003BHUZ68/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 My other big improvement, especially with asthma was B-1 Thiamine, as recommended by @knitty kitty , to...
  14. Never ever for me. No noticeable symptoms does not mean no autoimmune response.
  15. Make sure you are going to a hematologist or doc really knowledgeable about blood tests. I was told all my life to take more iron as I had anemia, but this was very harmful to me. Not until I was 19 did I finally get to a hematologist for some other issue (probably when my Celiac's was first triggered) that diagnosed me with Thalassemia. His diagnosis...
  16. And eliminate oats. Some are sensitive to oats the same as the other grains. And oats are the next most cross contaminated grain. I eventually was able to eat purity protocol oats, but I strongly recommend you eliminate them for awhile until you know for sure.
  17. Before I was diagnosed, I was 30 lbs overweight. Dropped it all and more in a month after going gluten free, I was a skeleton underneath. It's taken me 5 years to put back on muscle after that. The naturopath that diagnosed me said that he regularly has patients that are 100 lbs and MORE overweight, some even 300 lbs overweight before diagnosis. So yea,...
  18. Look into candida albicans overgrowth in the intestines. It could be dying off as a result of cutting out the foods that feed it, which is a good thing, but when it dies off quickly, it feels horrible. I had it and it felt like I was hit by a truck, a very big truck. My naturopath had me go on a rotating supplementation of vitamin C, garlic, oregano oil...
  19. List of his papers: https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=oRnx2NUAAAAJ&view_op=list_works&sortby=pubdate One of his papers on covid and niacin: Sufficient niacin supply: the missing puzzle piece to COVID-19, and beyond? Dmitry Kats, Ph.D., M.P.H. Division of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, EPIDEMIOLOGY...
  20. Also, I have seen a lot of people on Reddit talking about the side effects from the vaccine in younger people. In Canada, you can report vaccine side effects: https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/immunization/reporting-adverse-events-following-immunization/form.html
  21. B vitamins regulate a lot in our bodies. I am finding much improvement in my sleep by adding specific B's, in addition to a multi-B supplement. And only take in the morning. Lately, I have added B3 flushing niacin and niacinamide, and finding that really helps. @knitty kitty probably would have more specific info on that.
  22. I don't know if it works on pericarditis, but the B3 flushing niacin protocol by Dmitry Kats, an epidemiologist, has helped me in preventing sickness and overall reducing inflammation, another significant step in reducing my asthma. I also gave some flushing niacin and niacinamide to my 30-something neighbor who got break through covid, and was going down...
  23. Unfortunately, with an auto immune disease like Celiac's, anything causes an attack, anything except a microscopic amount.
  24. Whoa whoa whoa. This is massively bad and very dangerous advice. Celiac's is an auto immune disease and the only treatment available is to be completely gluten free.
  25. If I ever get the tiniest thought of cheating, I remember my mother (who I got it from), went undiagnosed until the very end, who was one of the smartest, funniest, feisty, and full of life person I've ever met, and then I remember how she ended up with severe dementia and completely incapacitated, my brother having to change her diaper, and she didn't know...
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