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  1. A lot of check marks of your symptoms match my own personal experience. Finish your testing and then if gluten is the confirmed as the issue. Go whole foods only in the early stages no processed including processed gluten-free. Review all the 101 info on this site to truly be cc free, so you can heal asap. Welcome and good luck on your healing...
  2. Yes. As mentioned above by admin it does. In my experience my short term memory got thrown off. Sometimes focus as well. Mind drifted more easily. I would have to turn around at end of block to check if I closed the garage door. I just left from. Our garage repairman actually put in a delay for me last time he was out. I have to hit the garage door button...
  3. Hello and welcome. As the others have stated for many of us it's whole foods in those initial days. Honestly for me it was 2 years and 4 months. Since that much time passes many of us lose the taste for the standard American processed snack foods. Based on my experience the Maltodextrin derived from corn would be a problem . I had 13 food intolerance s after...
  4. Since I make all my gluten-free baked goods I am finding my usual flours are out at the manufacturer. Unable to reorder. I hope they will be back in stock soon. Also many of the fresh meat and foods I regularly eat from specific stores are not on shelf. I have to try frozen and packaged alternatives to fill in gaps. I was cc last month from something that...
  5. I was diagnosed with gluten intolerance years after having my children. I had gi issues decades before. I later learned I was misdiagnosed with another gi condition, as I was diagnosed by symptoms only no scopes. I experienced PUPPP rash while pregnant with my daughter. It started on my belly before delivery, then after I delivered her it massively erupted...
  6. In the 2008 I had delayed hypersensitivity to band aids and adhesives. I was concerned I was reacting to adhesives and other compounds. It was 8 years before my gluten issues were tested for. It was a time my immune system was on high alert and reacting to everything. I called an allergist to ask for testing they missed my gluten intolerance, despite...
  7. I struggled for 2 years and 4 months after my gluten challenge. I developed other food intolerances and my immune system was trigger sensitive. It still is more sensitive than I would like. I slept a lot. I was not a napper as a kid etc. I think I slept a lifetime of missed naps in those 28 months. As other posters said above it takes time. My gi, cns...
  8. I have always found my cc linked to food. Once we also had a really extreme heat humidity summer and I wondered if it made it worse, but I know the initial cc was food.
  9. I use Flyby fuel and add lemon or lime squeezed in water.
  10. I also get burning before the itch. I still erupt with cc which I very much try to avoid. Good luck
  11. My personal experience is yes. I get increased hair shedding. I do not get large clumps, but increased hair shedding overall. Even after being gluten free if I inadvertently get cc I experience gi, skin eruption, and hair loss.
  12. Hi Maura I am not aware of any books. I looked a few years ago, but didn't find much. I'm glad you found good luck on the search If you are open to non celiac topics for reading one of the stumbled upon books at the library my son enjoyed years back was time cat https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/books/time-cat-by-lloyd-alexander/ Happy...
  13. As cycling lady says those cytokines gear up pretty quickly for some of us. My cytokines flood more than my intestines. My mouth, esophagus, stomach, and muscles to start.
  14. No I haven't tried them. I do take b12 sublingual. I hope your new find is helpful and a fit for you.
  15. Most of the time just say no thanks to any food offer and don't even give an explanation . I ate no thank you etc . You don't have to explain. Initially we feel the need to explain as food is so embedded in society. As time goes on you just say no thank you to the food . Honestly these days I just decline the food focused event all together. I use to feel...
  16. Great advice above. Check for other problems. I can also get triggered by environmental triggers too. For bloat initially stay anti inflammatory whole foods. I blended a lot of my food in the beginning because I could not digest. I found ginger water, dandelion tea, apple cider vinegar, and accupucture helpful as well. Good luck
  17. My Drs had to rule out Barret's Esophagus as my esophagus was so red and inflammed seen by naked eye in scope before they even got to my stomach and intestines. Inflammation can do that See below https://www.utsouthwestern.edu/newsroom/articles/year-2016/acid-reflux-damage.html More than my small intestine get inflammed. I did get the...
  18. Hi as cycling lady says strict whole foods no eating out is best. I found I had to make my own gluten-free products and avoid processed gluten-free foods after testing. I didn't start feeling like my immune system even began to stand down until 2 1/2 to 2 3/4 years after scopes. I also had other food intolerances discovered by food elimination diet...
  19. Are you not currently on a gluten diet? As others said the Drs will need you on one to rule in/ rule out celiac and other conditions. Are they doing both an endoscope and colonoscopy? I had colonoscopy prior to my gluten intolerance diagnosis, but the one who confirmed gluten was an issue was the only one to endoscope me. So in my opinion I would...
  20. I must shared while your home sounds older. I just share as the second owner of our home. The former owner built it and their kids sold it. Only the great grand daughter of a brick mason walked into an older home with cobwebs and lights out due to comed outage at viewing and said it needs love . What an awesome masonry home with real brick facade, and a...
  21. We just replaced a shingle roof with a 40 year architectural shingle roof a year ago. They are not a standard shingle roof. They are thicker, heavier, and almost an overlapping 3 shingle look to it. I at first considered metal as a friend in a town over did a metal roof ( her husband is a contractor and materials only- labor free) . My friend is closer...
  22. Are you using straight Dr. Bronnners? I don't use it straight with water. I find it too harsh for the face. I use kirk's soap for my body. I make my own laundry detergent and face soap. I stopped using dryer sheets altogether. I saw improvement in my son's and husband's skin as my immune system revamped our personal care. I do use liquid Dr. Bronners...
  23. I am spending a lot of time with the famiky. I am playing badminton in the backyard with the family. My son requires Monopoly daily. We have more board games he is just not interested in the others. We are also not doing DIY projects as other poster pointed out due to injury risk although we have a bunch to do. I will probably have to pull out the sewing...
  24. "I've been a cannabis user for about 10 years and I guess long term use of THC specifically causes stomach issues." I am sorry for your struggles and frustration. On my part I can share I had issues stomach, gluten, and other food intolerances that I know we're not caused by THC/marijuana usage. I had never used recreational marijuana prior to diagnosis...
  25. Yes I had reflux during my challenge. My esophagus was damaged to the naked eye on scope. The damage was due to inflammation of my immune cells. I do not have GERD or Asthma. Past misdiagnosed so they were in my file prior. My immunologist figured it out. Gluten, my other food intolerances, compounded by allergies can cause this. My environmental allergeans...
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