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Eloise2022

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  1. Eloise2022
    Thanks so much for this. You put a smile on my face! Dairy supposedly helps with Ni but I’m not sure anyone knows why or if it’s even true. Milk does make me feel better and I only have problems when I go crazy with it - drink over 8 ounces/day. Eating it in custard doesn’t seem to be a problem at all. I’ve been buying local unpasteurized - because it’s or...
  2. Eloise2022
    Thanks so much for this info. I worried that the AIP would be too restrictive - that I’d be calorie deficient if I gave up dairy. Has that been a problem? My iron level is good & I use iron cookware to be safe but I’ve been wanting to try using C. The doctor that did the patch test advised me to eliminate supplements because of their potential Ni. I...
  3. Eloise2022
    Yes. Though they think, like gluten, there’s a genetic component to Ni allergy. My husband, eating the same diet, had no problems. But there’s also a sensitization process. In my case it was probably a switch to vintage silver plate flatware about ten years ago. I started having gum sensitivity about that time, but again, Alex had no problems. Now that I h...
  4. Eloise2022
    Hi Celiac1337 - no need to read my stupid long post! The bottom line is that the switch from a gluten based diet can be extreme in ways that we don’t even realize. In my case it was a switch to a gluten-free diet that’s excessively high in nickel. And I’m apparently allergic to Ni. Who even knew nickel was in food!? It’s probably best to get some profess...
  5. Eloise2022
    There could be more going on. I went gluten-free in Aug 2019. Within a few days the sores on my tongue were gone. Joint pain I’d considered normal went away within a couple weeks,but mainly I was excited to finally be living without mouth pain. The honeymoon lasted about 6 mos. And then I started realizing I was having subtle swelling inside my upper lip w...
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