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Confused About Celiac's?


Michael Fowler

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For most of my life I suffered from what was thought to be Celiac's. I had all of the symptoms, but tested false. After years of testing and diets, the doctors gave up. I lived with horrible intestinal pain, sometimes to the point of bleeding. I was always having diarrhea and gas, I was completely embarrassing. When I would eat I would get dizzy and sleepy. Sometimes, I would get so sick I would go the emergency room as I thought I was dying. After, a few hours I would be fine, except for feeling embarrassed for some reason.

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A few years ago I found out that it is the nightshade plants, (potato, tomato, peppers, and eggplant) that are the cause of all of my problems. Once they were eliminated, all of the symptoms left me. I can know eat wheat and dairy without any trouble.

 

Some people truly have Celiac's, and will not be cured by the removal of nightshades, but everyone who thinks they have it or does have it should try completely eliminating them from their diet to see if things improve.

 

You can read more in my book: Nightshade Free Pain Free!

 

www.nightshadefree.com

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