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    Thank you! Happy Dancing!
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    Tell us about the issues you are concerned with and we'll see if they are typical Celiac symptoms.
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    Carol, I'm so sorry to hear you've been in hospital. Do let us know the results of your colonoscopy. Did they bother to do an endoscopy to check for H. Pylori, gastritis, flattened villi from Celiac Disease? You said you were diagnosed with gluten sensitivity. Was that a Celiac diagnosis? Pepto contains aspirin that might have caused...
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    @jackelynamills, There's a connection between having a Gastric sleeve and Celiac Disease. Gastric sleeves reduce the area where vitamins are absorbed just like in Celiac Disease. After having a gastric sleeve, some people develop Celiac Disease. You should be checked for vitamin deficiencies. Deficiency in Vitamin D will cause joint and bone...
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    It's fine. You just got the B12 supplements measured. If you're not comfortable, find a B Complex without the B12. Mine was as high if not higher, and the doctor said to quit taking my B12. I did and within a few weeks, I had insufficiency symptoms again. Once my small intestine healed and I was able to absorb more from my diet, I cut back...
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    Thought you might like these, too... "Evaluation of thiamine as adjunctive therapy in COVID-19 critically ill patients: a two-center propensity score matched study" https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8242279/ And... "Repurposing Treatment of Wernicke–Korsakoff Syndrome for Th-17 Cell Immune Storm Syndrome and Neurological Symptoms i...
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    Look on the labels of the multi vitamins and the B Complex vitamins and add up the total amount of B12. There are B Complex supplements and multivitamins that don't contain B12. You should stop taking any vitamin supplements four to eight weeks before having them measured. Otherwise the measurement reflects how much you've been taking that hasn...
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    Yes, I did miss it. Thanks (Visually Impaired) 👓 Have you tried a Paleo diet like the Autoimmune Protocol diet (AIP)?
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    @Binan Have you considered Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO) for the continuing gas and bloating? I hope you get your biopsy results soon. Microscopic changes can be seen in Celiac Disease. Best wishes on your results.
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    B12 is produced by BACTERIA that live in the soil. The bacteria may grow ON blades of grass. But this is not where cows get B12. B12 is produced by BACTERIA living in the stomachs of ruminants like cows and goats. Bacteria produce B12 and the cows absorb it into their bodies. B12 supplements are made by growing BACTERIA. The bacteria produce...
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    These vitamins don't contain thiamine and riboflavin, and a minimal amount of niacin. Three B vitamins that are needed to work with the other B vitamins and provide energy for brain and body function. No, I would not take these.
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    @Cosmicveganchick, What was in that liquid reset??? Wheat products are required by law to be enriched with vitamins and minerals lost in processing. In other words, wheat products have vitamin supplements added. You felt better eating gluten because it had vitamin supplements in it. Gluten attaches to opioid receptors in the brain and body...
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    Thank you! Yes! Microbial transglutaminase acts the same as human tissue transglutaminase promoting inflammation. It's used in so much processed foods (gluten free and not), microbial transglutaminase is suspected as a possible cause for the recent increase in Celiac Disease. Those dairy opioids knock me out flat. I get DH and eczema (casein...
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    @scanlanmd, Yes, once your Vitamin and mineral deficiencies are corrected, those symptoms should disappear. It usually takes about eighteen months to two years to heal. Add a B Complex, Magnesium (helps thiamine work properly) and a form of thiamine called Benfotiamine. Benfotiamine gets into cells easily and has been scientifically proven to...
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    Sometimes it's a process of elimination. Keep us posted on your progress!
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    Sorry about all the questions... Are you ready for more? 🐱 Were you eating at least two slices of gluten containing bread a day, if not more, before the antibodies blood test? Celiac antibodies can go down if you stop or reduce the amount of gluten before the test. Lab tests can be skewed if the blood isn't kept at a certain temperature ra...
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    Are you anemic? Are you on a PPI, antidepressant, or NSaids? Have you been checked for SIBO?
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    I would love to have some pudding, BUT... I'm allergic to Casein and lactose intolerant. 😿 And nut milks don't like me. How about some dairy free recipes? 🐱
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    I found this site that might help you find a doctor or a dietician. https://nationalceliac.org/resources/where-to-find-a-dietician/ I would suggest taking the Vitamin D and B Complex twice a day at the beginning of meals. Taking a minimum of 300mg (100 mg with each meal) of Thiamine would be beneficial as well. I take 500 mg a day. Thiamine needs...
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    Welcome to the forum, @StaleyFam89! First, be aware that you need to stay on a gluten containing diet for blood tests which test for Celiac antibodies. Keep eating gluten for an endoscopy which checks for Celiac damage in the small intestine. If you quit eating gluten before all tests are done, your body will stop making the antibodies against gluten...
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    @Bryan100 and @BridgetteK, Welcome to the forum! Cheers to you, Bryan, for being so supportive and involved in Bridgette's recovery! A book I found most helpful is written by a medical doctor with Celiac and Celiac children (Dr. Sarah Ballantyne). The AutoImmune Paleo Diet (AIP diet) she designed has been proven scientifically to help in healing...
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    @Rogol72, I don't notice a big problem with Maltodextrin from corn. There's usually only a minimal amount, so... here's an article that explains more... https://www.healthline.com/health/food-nutrition/is-maltodextrin-bad-for-me#takehome-message I don't take cod liver oil because I've got a crustacean/shellfish/fish allergy and get awful...
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    @scanlanmd, Yes, those are frequent symptoms both pre and post diagnosis, whether exercising or not. Many newly diagnosed Celiacs experience vitamin and mineral deficiencies that can affect how our bodies respond to physical and emotional stress. You may want to discuss with your doctor the benefits of supplementing with a B Complex supplement...
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    Hello, @Onemoreceliac! Yes, you are right! Being on the gluten free diet can affect your test results. Here's an interesting study done.... "Tests for Serum Transglutaminase and Endomysial Antibodies Do Not Detect Most Patients With Celiac Disease and Persistent Villous Atrophy on Gluten-free Diets: a Meta-analysis" https://pubmed.ncbi...
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    Correction of nutritional deficiencies would be a way to help. Supplementation with vitamins and minerals to ensure all micronutrients are sufficient to promote healing and health.
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