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  1. Hi Freesa, I get numb mostly my upper left arm and my big toes on each foot with gluten and fall out from gluten. 20 years ago of course before I knew of my issues I had a wonderful chiropractor who told me about Epsom salt baths. Prior to that I always loved baths but never took an Epsom salt (magnesium sulfate) bath. Once I tried them I was hooked...
  2. Welcome Cheryl IA, I too avoid oats. In fact since childhood I hated oats. I spent 20 years thinking I was IBS, but in 2016 a gi Dr said no that diagnosis was not correct . In fact many former diagnoses were incorrect. I was unable to finish my gluten challenge past day 6, and since then my intolerance s are a plenty. In fact today I determined I can...
  3. Getting pretty heated everyone. Deep breath . Don't forget we are here to help and support one another. You all make valid points that are from each person's experience and perspective. Wise people can decipher the difference and apply all your posts as needed. Hopefully my comment helps to mediate not further inflame the fire. Some are able to take...
  4. I still have difficulty drinking alcohol since my 2016 gluten challenge. I can't even do wine which was just fine and a go to drink prior to challenge. I can't even do watered down wine. My gi tract dislikes every attempt. Not sure if I'll ever be able to imbibe again. I hope things improve for you soon.
  5. Hi fbmb, I thought of you on holiday weekend . As you see the celiac.com community came out in force to help you at this trying time. You found the right place to help get you to the right place. I hope you had good few days of improved mood. Most of all trust your gut will lead you. I've visited Whal' s site in past and 2 other autoimmune MDs who embrace...
  6. I read a book by Judy Berger titled misdiagnosed: one woman's tour and escape from healthcare land. In the book she describes how her MRI showed white matter lesions indicative of MS. She goes on a journey through the book and reveals in the end it was gluten. Her's is an example of gluten and the damage it can do to the brain. It's autobiographical not a...
  7. Many others gave great advice and suggestions. I would like to add since you just got diagnosed and went gluten-free the physiological effects gluten can have on the body systems that effect mood like hormones, histamine, serotonin, dopamine receptors in the brain , even cardiovascular palpitations symptoms can cause issues. These maybe more vast then researchers...
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