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NEW TO CELIAC DISEASE
dixonpete replied to Slayxbella's topic in Post Diagnosis, Recovery & Treatment of Celiac Disease
My GP was interested in the idea and was supportive. He nearly lost his kid brother as an infant to celiac disease so he wanted to see it play out. We did weekly blood tests after my first inoculation to monitor how my red and white cells were doing. My last blood panel with his replacement was fine. Hookworms leave a mark going in that takes about a...
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NEW TO CELIAC DISEASE
dixonpete replied to Slayxbella's topic in Post Diagnosis, Recovery & Treatment of Celiac Disease
I host hookworms. They put my celiac disease and ulcerative colitis into remission. Plenty of people don't like the idea of worms in their belly. For me it was a choice of that or having my colon removed. Seemed like a lesser evil, and it worked. I'm on a regular diet now, with lots of gluten. I was diagnosed celiac back in 2006, lived totally gluten... -
Celiac Patients Tolerate Wheat Spaghetti After Hookworm Treatment
dixonpete commented on Jefferson Adams's article in Latest Research
I'm on my second inoculation of Necator americanus this year. Things are going swimmingly. I've been back on a regular diet since 40 days after the first inoculation. What can I say other than I don't notice the hookworms, my blood panels are great, and being able to eat at restaurants is wonderful. I've been celiac and had ulcerative colitis since ...
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I host Necator americanus hookworms 25 per semiannual inoculation. They keep both my celiac disease and ulcerative colitis in full remission. No restrictions on diet, no GI symptoms whatsoever. A cure for as long as the hookworms are vital in my gut. Once I let them die off and my conditions came back.
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I've just inoculated myself for the 3rd time with my usual 25 larvae. It's been a huge success for me, with both my celiac disease and ulcerative colitis gone into full remission. I'm on a regular diet, no restrictions. Tons of gluten.
