Guest guest Posted March 23, 2011 Report Share Posted March 23, 2011 Hi, Nil, Celiac disease is very difficult to get dxed. It took me 48 years to be dxed (I had it from infancy). That said, it is easier now to get dxed than it was 10 years ago. Some people have silent cd. About a third of celiacs have no symptoms, but it is found when they are biopsied for various cancers (people with undxed cd are at high risk for stomach, pancreatic, and colon cancers, also mucus membrane--mouth, esophagial cancers, etc). That was, infact, how I finally was dxed, tho I had symptoms aplenty. I also had all the problems you mention and many more. Untreated celiac disease is known to cause other auto-immune diseases, and I had/ have a dozen or more of those. (Because I refuse to focus my thoughts on this, I have refused to count how many. I work at doing healthy things, and eating healthy things, but I don't think about or worry about my many illnesses or else I would have gone bonkers a long time ago.) However, it behooves you, if you even suspect gluten intolerance, to make sure you are tracking that down and treating it, because it does lead to further illness and auto-immune disease. Untreated celiac disease and gluten intolerances can also facilitate ES by helping to damage tight junctions in the gut and blood brain barrier. Emfs do this, as well, but it is like a double punch when you also have gluten intolerance or celiac disease working toward the same end. The mistake I see many doing is going mainly gluten-free, but fudging on the little stuff. Because I also have mast cell proliferation, I have a skin sensitivity to glutens, as well; so I do know when something has gluten in it by touch. Many celiacs who do not fully respond to the gf diet, are eating questionable products and using glutens in their environments. Spelt is one of those questionable products. But there are many. Airborne glutens can cause problems, as well, if you are a particularly sensitized celiac (and ES would likely qualify you for that category). Liver disease, and kidney disease (stage 2), diabetes, and chronic bronchial asthma are just some of my other celiac related dxes. I am able to largely control these, btw, if I am strict about my gluten-free/ and other diet. I was able to get my blood sugar dialed back to prediabetes levels (105) by an entirely gf/ sugar-free diet, tho I have problems from time to time now, that I can clearly associate with high emfs. Since emfs also open tight junctions, creating a leaky gut and bbb, and goofing up my autonomic nervous system functions, my blood sugar sometimes now responds to that, as well. I can control this as well, often, with nutrient supplementation aimed at closing my tjs, but there is no question that an emf-free environment works best for me. After going completely gluten-free--down to removal of every bit of gluten from my environment, including rye grass and gf contaminated toiletries, I overcame fibromyalgia within a year (fibro once in awhile comes back for a day when I have bad emf exposure or a gluten accident--about 4 X a year or so), and I overcame chronic fatigue syndrome within three years (and the same with cfs episodes--this also can happen with emfs and gluten accidents; however, I can take supplements which help me get over these quickly.) There was a bit more to recovering from cfs, including treating bad gut flora and other food intolerances, learning how to re-train my body to do exercise and taking supplements that revived my mitochondria, etc. CFS has alot to do with alkalization and voltage, imo. I didn't know exactly what I was doing when I did it--I self experimented alot. But there is now a protocol which is almost exactly what I did on my own--Dr Tennant's " Healing is Voltage " . I took hydrogen supplements (of which NADH was one type), and alkalized my water for a couple years. Hydrogen supplementation helps you increase your stamina and energy, but you have to do all of this in a specific sequence, or you will keep " hitting the wall " . For me personally, calcium AEP and pantethine supplementation were also necessary, and (but to a much less extent) still are. Today, I am normal in my energy levels. My energy only flags when emfs are bad (or I have a gluten-accident or very bad other exposure to pesticides/ chemicals). I have learned to " ground " myself, so to speak, to deal with these times. You should try, Nil, to further track down your gluten intolerance, because you can certainly see a lot more healing by fully treating it, if it is one of your problems. The only area, infact, I have not been able to see substantial healing in, is MCS. I remain as sensitive (or perhaps even more sensitive) to particular unnatural environmental exposures as ever. MCS also had its roots in my untreated celiac disease. I am not saying all MCS is celiac disease related (or all CFS or FM is related, etc). There are other causes. However, if gluten intolerance is YOUR cause, you will not overcome these without treating gluten intolerance (of which celiac disease is just one type) first. Anyone with " our type " of ES likely also has a tight junction permeability gene. CD and GIs are genetic. TJ permeability is also genetic. (CD genes + TJ permeability gene + gluten = Celiac disease; GI genes + TJ perm gene + gluten = Gluten intolerance.) ES, or at least particular types of ES, are also probably genetic. But closing the tight junctions means treating all related conditions for which you have related genes, successfully; not just addressing ES tight junction deficits. Sorry this is so long. I don't know a way to express this in a more concise manner. I wish you health, Diane From: nil <cindiwonderer@...> Subject: Re: Buying potassium Iodide in the uk? Date: Sunday, March 20, 2011, 6:55 PM  Hi Diane I was not tested for Celiac but I do not have many of its symptoms. What I have is long term CFS and leaky gut associated with it.My kidneys and liver is tired.vega test device and saliva test done 10 years ago(I was also sick at that time)said I did not have gluten intolerance but I notice gas when I consume some grains. Not sure if this is wheat intolerance or gluten intolerance but I am thinking this developed later in life during the progression of my illness and related to leaky gut. I have other intolerances too(like lactose and cow milk) and have multiple chemical sensitivity. best wishes nil Re: Buying potassium Iodide in the uk? Hi, Nil, It is my understanding that iodine sensitivity occurs in celiac disease. Exactly why, I don't know. I have celiac disease; do you? (Or gluten intolerance of a different type?) Diane Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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