Re: Interesting article by Esther Rantzen on ME and daughter and GLUTEN

[Guest guest]

Well it still doesn't say Esther's daughter does have coeliac disease. Lots of

people react adversely to gluten, but never get a diagnosis: some have problems

for most of their lives and finally get a diagnosis 20 or 30 years later! It is

another in the long list of chronic illnesses which is poorly diagnosed and

poorly treated.

People shouldn't be told they have ME/CFS unless every other possible cause of

their symptoms has been tested for. ME/CFS is a diagnosis of exclusion. In my

opinion the majority of cases of ME have a missed diagnosis.

Miriam

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> As I have read so much about the connection between GLUTEN and autoimmune

diseases I myself have eliminated this. Read about the 14 years of misery

suffered by ER's daughter and it was gluten!

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1356316/At-I-discovered-secret-s-\

14-lost-years-Esther-Rantzen.html

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