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ARCHIVED Six months in - so many food intolerances, can hardly eat anything
NightSky replied to strawberrymoon's topic in Coping with Celiac Disease
Hi, I had similar issues with reducing right down what I have been eating. I am still continuing with the Fasano diet and Paleo diet but am slowly reintroducing some foods using a food challenge method taught to me by a dietician. (Wait until symptoms have subsided then during the morning have a portion of the food you want to reintroduce. Then the following... -
ARCHIVED Depression / anxiety issues
NightSky replied to ChrisMelbourne's topic in Post Diagnosis, Recovery & Treatment of Celiac Disease
It sounds like you're doing great. That's amazing that your anxiety has decreased like that. You're obviously doing something really good for your health. With the other things I'm sure they will get better in time. After I gave up gluten I had a bad year but overall it got better. Things like anxiety and insomnia massively improved over time with being gluten... -
Thank you so much guys. Reading that last response and those from forum members who seemed to be mind-bogglingly sensitive to gluten at times helps me feel like less of a freak Perhaps worse than the symptoms themselves was my fear that I'm the only person on earth who has gone through this and that if it continues, I will end up with all of my friends and...
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Hi, Ok good advice and I am sincere when I say how much I appreciate a lot of the responses, advice and encouragement that have been posted here. I'm not sure what a nutrionist is but a dietician (here in the U.K.) is a heavily regulated medical profession and my dietician is based most of her week in a hospital where doctors and MD's as they are...
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You say with considerable certainty that unless the airborne exposure mimics the exact conditions in the study about two farmers, that it's not an issue. This was one study that indicated how airborne wheat can cause a problem. Now I'm not suggesting that being in the same room as bread, or being near a wheat field on a windy day causes gluten reactions....
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I am a little surprised by your responses but thank you for your concern nevertheless. I have been feeling depressed since this morning. It could be postpartum depression but the onset of this depression pretty much coincides with a few hours after eating food cooked in a gluteny oven! I also know that when I can go for two weeks or more without eating gluten...
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Hi, I gave up gluten five years ago and have gradually been learning how to avoid cross contamination. Five months ago I started to get gluten reactions back to back and have only twice made it through two weeks without an obvious gluten reaction. I haven't been able to tolerate gluten free bread for a couple of years and recently went grain free which...
