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- cristiana replied to jayjays's topic in Celiac Disease Pre-Diagnosis, Testing & Symptoms4
How to diagnose NCGS / false positive Celiac / extreme fatigue, night terrors
Hi @jayjays Reading your post something really struck me: you mention night terrors/hallucinations. I know how scary this can be. Before I go any further, I must tell you that I am not a doctor or qualified to give medical advice, but I would like to share my own experience in case it helps. I suffered with hallucinations for about ten years... -
- itarachiu replied to itarachiu's topic in Related Issues & Disorders122
Nausea and fatigue almost all day
I take NAC(N-Acetylcysteine) as a biofilm because I personally believe I do have a biofilm and these bugs steal the iron(anemia) and the magnesium(muscle spasms) before I have the chance to absorb these nutrients. See the study link. I also take Rifaximin which is the antibiotic to treat SIBO for the most part but it does work for SIFO as well. I do... -
- trents replied to jayjays's topic in Celiac Disease Pre-Diagnosis, Testing & Symptoms4
How to diagnose NCGS / false positive Celiac / extreme fatigue, night terrors
In a person with celiac disease, the consumption of gluten causes an inflammatory response in the villous lining of the small intestine. This inflammatory response produces antibodies that can be detected by blood tests. When you withdraw gluten from the diet, the inflammation subsides and the antibodies in the blood begin to disappear and after a certain... -
- plumbago replied to jayjays's topic in Celiac Disease Pre-Diagnosis, Testing & Symptoms4
How to diagnose NCGS / false positive Celiac / extreme fatigue, night terrors
I was drafting a reply when trents' reply came in, and I concur with everything he says. I was going to say, @jayjays that, based on what you wrote, it seems that the sequence of testing events was not correct. You need to still be eating gluten even for the blood tests. If your goal is to find out if you have Celiac, then that is what you need to do... -
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