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    I get popping when I have inflammation problems. I believe my inflammation comes from foods I don't tolerate. I have popping problems seldom, but had my family giggling at me trying to do squats and hearing the pops! Have you tried functional Medicine; a doctor we used is osteopathic and functional medicine and he helped my son. I like the functional...
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    This year a doctor told me not to eat anywhere but home. My body is acting super-sensitive and I didn't want to rock the boat. I alerted my sister, the hostess, and my brother that I would be unable to eat at the gathering, but would eat on the way there. On the way there I enjoyed my very filling rice and beef casserole. I had planned to do a regular...
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    Oh, that doesn't sound fun. I hope you can get your diagnosis, or whatever it takes to motivate you. I always like to find and solve the root of my problem and you may be onto something to suspect celiac or gluten intolerance. You need to feel better to do what it takes, you need to do what it takes in order to feel better. It sounds like you have some...
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    If you have been gluten free a long while and don't seem to be healing, you may want to try a Specific Carbohydrate Diet. This is basically what I have been doing and am healing after 30 years of celiac. D http://scdlifestyle.com/about-the-scd-diet/
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    It is possible. I bloat up. I am not sure if it is rice itself, or if wheat or corn is in my rice products.
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    Did you have your adrenal gland function test. Orthostatic blood pressure can be used to see if these glands are functioning well. My practitioner told me that long term celiac will really tax these little organs. Orthostatic blood pressure is taking the blood pressure while laying down, standing and retaking it. It should rise and then come back down...
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    I have just passed through several days of cramping, swelling, and gassiness. All of this as a result of nothing specific that I know of. Perhaps after 19 months gluten free it is just further recovery. Happily, I woke up today without the cramping and felt excellent since. . Previous blood counts, over the passed 5 years, showed immature blood cells...
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    OOps, I missed my other answer to this somehow, I hope you won't mind. Brain fog for 30 years and I have been delivered from it. I am about 18 months gluten free. Here is a list of things I have done: prayed for healing. took vitamin and mineral supplements. went gluten free. went grain free. read the forum for instruction and ideas. waited...
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    I am not saying it is celiac. Buckwheat is a fruit and unrelated to wheat. However, I do react to it. I use to eat it heavily when other "grains" were cut out. I had a similar withdrawal as I did to gluten. I would hold off on the buckwheat for now and try it later if you can brave it. D
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    I always think, when using natural means to fight health problems, that any reactions is a good one. Your body is working hard on recovery! Hang in there !
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    I agree the body is able to tell me more distinctly that it doesn't like something than it use to. IT is kind of an AHA moment when I experience bloating (an old thing) along with pings and D some new things.
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    Oh, I am going to ask my chiro about this! There are certain nerves running through certain vertebrate of the back. My Atlas keeps coming out and C7 in my neck. I have had this constant since 2010 when I took a trip to foreign lands and ate what I was served. It was before I knew I had celiac disease, but already I ate a simple diet without wheat at home...
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    Keep on writing, if and when your not too busy enjoying gluten!
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    Before I diagnosis, I did not feel celiac pain. I would notice my tummy bloating, my legs swelling, and have a pregnant looking belly. I had extreme fatigue and foggy mind, but didn't realize those until it went away one day. I trudged on with these mysterious symptoms that were "All in my head." Wondering in my dreamy state if something possibly was wrong...
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    Best wishes and hope your gluten challenge will be as light as possible. I hope you will get a firm diagnosis. Keep track of your symptoms and be in touch with your medical provider if the symptoms are severe. D
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    All of My comments are from my own personal experience and what I learned when I had antibody tests done. I did an Elisa test from Genova labs. This looked for antibodies to 60 different foods. I am not sure this is the same test that you were talking about, but I think it may be similar. Any food that you were not eating before the test, may false...
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    Yeah, I know what you mean!
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    Yes, brain fog. It has gone away. I figured out that I had it when it went away. Then I realized I had, had it for 30 years! Here are some of the things I did that solved it: Vitamin supplements (Nutrient level tests are good I think) gluten free diet I even had to do grain free diet (I might have more than a gluten problem though) Keep everything...
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    Oh, wow! I hope you will resolve this well and soon. D
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    Yeah, perhaps it is a better preventative than cure. D I am sure I heard the information from this party. http://www.reboundair.com/?gclid=CKfe5qnX8bkCFYwWMgodJW8A8g I also heard it from a gymnastic coach that coached Us Olympic trampoline team. Nevertheless, I did get better, I think I got to the root and it wasn't a need to exercise.
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    Me too. I had some problem with something I ate two weeks ago and feel a lot of nodes. My practitioner and I are also considering whether a progesterone cream, with some of my allergens caused my issues,. I was hoping applying it topical would work alright. Meanwhile, I have never had it this bad, or at least I think I haven't. I think my body is able...
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    Oh, that sounds interesting. Let us know how it goes. D
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    I always thought that I felt things a little more, because my body is better able to tell me that something is wrong. I hope you will be feeling better soon. D
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    Hang in there. You can start out at the bottom, as long as you are ready to climb to the top! D
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