Tue, Feb-20-18, 07:31
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Senior Member
Posts: 7,422
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Plan: P:E=>1 (Q3-22)
Stats: 168/100/82
BF:
Progress: 79%
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Quote:
Originally Posted by cotonpal
The blood tests for celiac are notoriously insensitive. Also you don't have to have celiac to be sensitive to gluten. Non-celiac gluten sensitivity is a real condition and many of us have it. https://celiac.org/celiac-disease/u...-sensitivity-2/ Because of my severe gastro-intestinal problems that left me housebound (along with a host of other stuff like arthritis and depression) I had testing done through Enterolab which uses stool testing for antibodies to various foods rather than blood testing. It is much more sensitive but unrecognized by most conventional doctors. I came back sensitive to gluten (along with dairy, soy and eggs). I cut all those out and my symptoms went away. I now can leave the house without worry. That's proof enough for me that I need to avoid these foods, which I do, scrupulously. I never want to go back to being sick and unable to leave my house.
Jean
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Good feedback Jean, thank you! It would be interesting for me to have that test done on myself.
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