Re: Never been constipated? Arline

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No, never. In fact it was the extreme opposite.

Arline

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> ARLINE!

> You were never even constipated when you downing the

> gluten?

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>

>

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No, never. In fact it was the extreme opposite.

Arline

--- blueeberri@... wrote:

> ARLINE!

> You were never even constipated when you downing the

> gluten?

> LUCKY YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>

>

>

>

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> peek of the all-new AOL at

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Anytime we find something that works that is a big plus. I am convinced that my

vulvodynia is caused by problems in the intestinal tract. I always use

probiotics (usually yogurt) when I take antibiotics because they prevent not

only yeast infections but other things like diarrhea, etc. My VV flares are

always preceded by intestinal activity of one kind or another.

Fortunately I am not plagued with gluten but I cannot eat wheat bran or any

other kind of bran. If we can figure out what not to use it is definitely a

good thing.

I surely have a lot of respect for your ingenuity in learning and researching to

determine what to do about this problem. There should be more people like

that.

Ora

On Thu, 6 Sep 2007 08:36:41 -0700 (PDT), BABB

wrote:

>Thanks Ora. The probiotics seems to work fine in that

>area but I am interested in what you say and am always

>trying to figure out everything.

>

>Arline

>--- taurusrc@... wrote:

>

>> I used to get the runs a lot when my VV first hit

>> me. I started taking NAG

>> (N-Acetyl Glucosamine) because it was touted to help

>> with intestinal problems.

>> It also helps with bones, etc.

>>

>> No more intestinal problems.

>>

>> Ora

>

[Guest guest]

Anytime we find something that works that is a big plus. I am convinced that my

vulvodynia is caused by problems in the intestinal tract. I always use

probiotics (usually yogurt) when I take antibiotics because they prevent not

only yeast infections but other things like diarrhea, etc. My VV flares are

always preceded by intestinal activity of one kind or another.

Fortunately I am not plagued with gluten but I cannot eat wheat bran or any

other kind of bran. If we can figure out what not to use it is definitely a

good thing.

I surely have a lot of respect for your ingenuity in learning and researching to

determine what to do about this problem. There should be more people like

that.

Ora

On Thu, 6 Sep 2007 08:36:41 -0700 (PDT), BABB

wrote:

>Thanks Ora. The probiotics seems to work fine in that

>area but I am interested in what you say and am always

>trying to figure out everything.

>

>Arline

>--- taurusrc@... wrote:

>

>> I used to get the runs a lot when my VV first hit

>> me. I started taking NAG

>> (N-Acetyl Glucosamine) because it was touted to help

>> with intestinal problems.

>> It also helps with bones, etc.

>>

>> No more intestinal problems.

>>

>> Ora

>

[Guest guest]

Anytime we find something that works that is a big plus. I am convinced that my

vulvodynia is caused by problems in the intestinal tract. I always use

probiotics (usually yogurt) when I take antibiotics because they prevent not

only yeast infections but other things like diarrhea, etc. My VV flares are

always preceded by intestinal activity of one kind or another.

Fortunately I am not plagued with gluten but I cannot eat wheat bran or any

other kind of bran. If we can figure out what not to use it is definitely a

good thing.

I surely have a lot of respect for your ingenuity in learning and researching to

determine what to do about this problem. There should be more people like

that.

Ora

On Thu, 6 Sep 2007 08:36:41 -0700 (PDT), BABB

wrote:

>Thanks Ora. The probiotics seems to work fine in that

>area but I am interested in what you say and am always

>trying to figure out everything.

>

>Arline

>--- taurusrc@... wrote:

>

>> I used to get the runs a lot when my VV first hit

>> me. I started taking NAG

>> (N-Acetyl Glucosamine) because it was touted to help

>> with intestinal problems.

>> It also helps with bones, etc.

>>

>> No more intestinal problems.

>>

>> Ora

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Ora,

I value you and because of that, what you said. If I

have helped you and anybody it is a good thing. I am

glad. I hope you have been able to solve your problems

to at least have a mostly painfree life.

Right now I am trying to figure out what is giving me

the most terrible muscle spasms I have every had.

Every place from the waist down goes into spasm at

different time.--Especially at night and I am getting

no sleep.

I am trying to figure out which med I am taking has

gluten in it or is reacting to some other med. My

physical state is pretty precarious or at least I

think it is. I had teribly muscle spasms when I was

eating gluten and now for some reason they are back. I

am taking one prescribed medicine that I can't find

any information about on the internet and I suspect it

is the thing that is doing it and has gluten in it. It

is really hard to find out the answers these days.

Many are generic and they aren't very helpful in

discussing the contents of their products even if you

can find a phone number of the manufacturing company.

Many are made out of the country now. (disaster)(no

oversight at all). The one I am intereted in

apparently was made in Mexico but I can't find out

anything. The doc combined my blood pressure medicine

with another one and it is the new one that I can't

find out about. It is called Enalapril Malea. (Malea

is what I can't find). I can't even find the company

name. Ugh! BLARG!!234)9+-**##@@ The doctors haven't a

clue, the pharmas don't care. They are trying to kill

us. LOL

Arline

--- taurusrc@... wrote:

> Anytime we find something that works that is a big

> plus. I am convinced that my

> vulvodynia is caused by problems in the intestinal

> tract. I always use

> probiotics (usually yogurt) when I take antibiotics

> because they prevent not

> only yeast infections but other things like

> diarrhea, etc. My VV flares are

> always preceded by intestinal activity of one kind

> or another.

>

> Fortunately I am not plagued with gluten but I

> cannot eat wheat bran or any

> other kind of bran. If we can figure out what not

> to use it is definitely a

> good thing.

>

> I surely have a lot of respect for your ingenuity in

> learning and researching to

> determine what to do about this problem. There

> should be more people like

> that.

>

> Ora

>

>

>

> On Thu, 6 Sep 2007 08:36:41 -0700 (PDT), BABB

>

> wrote:

>

> >Thanks Ora. The probiotics seems to work fine in

> that

> >area but I am interested in what you say and am

> always

> >trying to figure out everything.

> >

> >Arline

> >--- taurusrc@... wrote:

> >

> >> I used to get the runs a lot when my VV first hit

> >> me. I started taking NAG

> >> (N-Acetyl Glucosamine) because it was touted to

> help

> >> with intestinal problems.

> >> It also helps with bones, etc.

> >>

> >> No more intestinal problems.

> >>

> >> Ora

> >

>

>

>

>

> **IF REPLYING TO THIS POST, PLEASE REMOVE ORIGINAL

> POST,

> Thanks for your cooperation! **

>

> ***

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Ora,

I value you and because of that, what you said. If I

have helped you and anybody it is a good thing. I am

glad. I hope you have been able to solve your problems

to at least have a mostly painfree life.

Right now I am trying to figure out what is giving me

the most terrible muscle spasms I have every had.

Every place from the waist down goes into spasm at

different time.--Especially at night and I am getting

no sleep.

I am trying to figure out which med I am taking has

gluten in it or is reacting to some other med. My

physical state is pretty precarious or at least I

think it is. I had teribly muscle spasms when I was

eating gluten and now for some reason they are back. I

am taking one prescribed medicine that I can't find

any information about on the internet and I suspect it

is the thing that is doing it and has gluten in it. It

is really hard to find out the answers these days.

Many are generic and they aren't very helpful in

discussing the contents of their products even if you

can find a phone number of the manufacturing company.

Many are made out of the country now. (disaster)(no

oversight at all). The one I am intereted in

apparently was made in Mexico but I can't find out

anything. The doc combined my blood pressure medicine

with another one and it is the new one that I can't

find out about. It is called Enalapril Malea. (Malea

is what I can't find). I can't even find the company

name. Ugh! BLARG!!234)9+-**##@@ The doctors haven't a

clue, the pharmas don't care. They are trying to kill

us. LOL

Arline

--- taurusrc@... wrote:

> Anytime we find something that works that is a big

> plus. I am convinced that my

> vulvodynia is caused by problems in the intestinal

> tract. I always use

> probiotics (usually yogurt) when I take antibiotics

> because they prevent not

> only yeast infections but other things like

> diarrhea, etc. My VV flares are

> always preceded by intestinal activity of one kind

> or another.

>

> Fortunately I am not plagued with gluten but I

> cannot eat wheat bran or any

> other kind of bran. If we can figure out what not

> to use it is definitely a

> good thing.

>

> I surely have a lot of respect for your ingenuity in

> learning and researching to

> determine what to do about this problem. There

> should be more people like

> that.

>

> Ora

>

>

>

> On Thu, 6 Sep 2007 08:36:41 -0700 (PDT), BABB

>

> wrote:

>

> >Thanks Ora. The probiotics seems to work fine in

> that

> >area but I am interested in what you say and am

> always

> >trying to figure out everything.

> >

> >Arline

> >--- taurusrc@... wrote:

> >

> >> I used to get the runs a lot when my VV first hit

> >> me. I started taking NAG

> >> (N-Acetyl Glucosamine) because it was touted to

> help

> >> with intestinal problems.

> >> It also helps with bones, etc.

> >>

> >> No more intestinal problems.

> >>

> >> Ora

> >

>

>

>

>

> **IF REPLYING TO THIS POST, PLEASE REMOVE ORIGINAL

> POST,

> Thanks for your cooperation! **

>

> ***

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Ora,

I value you and because of that, what you said. If I

have helped you and anybody it is a good thing. I am

glad. I hope you have been able to solve your problems

to at least have a mostly painfree life.

Right now I am trying to figure out what is giving me

the most terrible muscle spasms I have every had.

Every place from the waist down goes into spasm at

different time.--Especially at night and I am getting

no sleep.

I am trying to figure out which med I am taking has

gluten in it or is reacting to some other med. My

physical state is pretty precarious or at least I

think it is. I had teribly muscle spasms when I was

eating gluten and now for some reason they are back. I

am taking one prescribed medicine that I can't find

any information about on the internet and I suspect it

is the thing that is doing it and has gluten in it. It

is really hard to find out the answers these days.

Many are generic and they aren't very helpful in

discussing the contents of their products even if you

can find a phone number of the manufacturing company.

Many are made out of the country now. (disaster)(no

oversight at all). The one I am intereted in

apparently was made in Mexico but I can't find out

anything. The doc combined my blood pressure medicine

with another one and it is the new one that I can't

find out about. It is called Enalapril Malea. (Malea

is what I can't find). I can't even find the company

name. Ugh! BLARG!!234)9+-**##@@ The doctors haven't a

clue, the pharmas don't care. They are trying to kill

us. LOL

Arline

--- taurusrc@... wrote:

> Anytime we find something that works that is a big

> plus. I am convinced that my

> vulvodynia is caused by problems in the intestinal

> tract. I always use

> probiotics (usually yogurt) when I take antibiotics

> because they prevent not

> only yeast infections but other things like

> diarrhea, etc. My VV flares are

> always preceded by intestinal activity of one kind

> or another.

>

> Fortunately I am not plagued with gluten but I

> cannot eat wheat bran or any

> other kind of bran. If we can figure out what not

> to use it is definitely a

> good thing.

>

> I surely have a lot of respect for your ingenuity in

> learning and researching to

> determine what to do about this problem. There

> should be more people like

> that.

>

> Ora

>

>

>

> On Thu, 6 Sep 2007 08:36:41 -0700 (PDT), BABB

>

> wrote:

>

> >Thanks Ora. The probiotics seems to work fine in

> that

> >area but I am interested in what you say and am

> always

> >trying to figure out everything.

> >

> >Arline

> >--- taurusrc@... wrote:

> >

> >> I used to get the runs a lot when my VV first hit

> >> me. I started taking NAG

> >> (N-Acetyl Glucosamine) because it was touted to

> help

> >> with intestinal problems.

> >> It also helps with bones, etc.

> >>

> >> No more intestinal problems.

> >>

> >> Ora

> >

>

>

>

>

> **IF REPLYING TO THIS POST, PLEASE REMOVE ORIGINAL

> POST,

> Thanks for your cooperation! **

>

> ***

[Guest guest]

Hi Ora,

Thanks a lot for your kind words. That means a lot to

me as I think you are a smart gal!!! If anything can

help anybody I am really glad. I hope you have managed

to make your life mostly painfree these days.

Right now I am trying to find out why I am having

terribly muscle spasms from my waist down to my toes.

I always had a lot of them until I stopped eating

gluten and they all went away. Now they are back and I

am miserable. I believe it is in some meds I am taking

but I can't find out about one of them. Many are made

out of the country and there is no government

oversight anymore about anything. I can't even locate

the company that made them. It is a blood pressure med

called Enalapril Malea and it is the Malea part of it

I can't find. The doc combined the two meds. Enalapril

is all right. Malea is a mystery. The docs don't know

anything and the pharms don't want to bother to find

out.

o7654321;',.><#$%%^ & *(()_++_)(* & ^%$ UGH! Pox on their

houses!! Surely they are trying to kill us. LOL

Arline

--- taurusrc@... wrote:

> Anytime we find something that works that is a big

> plus. I am convinced that my

> vulvodynia is caused by problems in the intestinal

> tract. I always use

> probiotics (usually yogurt) when I take antibiotics

> because they prevent not

> only yeast infections but other things like

> diarrhea, etc. My VV flares are

> always preceded by intestinal activity of one kind

> or another.

>

> Fortunately I am not plagued with gluten but I

> cannot eat wheat bran or any

> other kind of bran. If we can figure out what not

> to use it is definitely a

> good thing.

>

> I surely have a lot of respect for your ingenuity in

> learning and researching to

> determine what to do about this problem. There

> should be more people like

> that.

>

> Ora

>

>

>

> On Thu, 6 Sep 2007 08:36:41 -0700 (PDT), BABB

>

> wrote:

>

> >Thanks Ora. The probiotics seems to work fine in

> that

> >area but I am interested in what you say and am

> always

> >trying to figure out everything.

> >

> >Arline

> >--- taurusrc@... wrote:

> >

> >> I used to get the runs a lot when my VV first hit

> >> me. I started taking NAG

> >> (N-Acetyl Glucosamine) because it was touted to

> help

> >> with intestinal problems.

> >> It also helps with bones, etc.

> >>

> >> No more intestinal problems.

> >>

> >> Ora

> >

>

>

>

>

> **IF REPLYING TO THIS POST, PLEASE REMOVE ORIGINAL

> POST,

> Thanks for your cooperation! **

>

> ***

[Guest guest]

Hi Ora,

Thanks a lot for your kind words. That means a lot to

me as I think you are a smart gal!!! If anything can

help anybody I am really glad. I hope you have managed

to make your life mostly painfree these days.

Right now I am trying to find out why I am having

terribly muscle spasms from my waist down to my toes.

I always had a lot of them until I stopped eating

gluten and they all went away. Now they are back and I

am miserable. I believe it is in some meds I am taking

but I can't find out about one of them. Many are made

out of the country and there is no government

oversight anymore about anything. I can't even locate

the company that made them. It is a blood pressure med

called Enalapril Malea and it is the Malea part of it

I can't find. The doc combined the two meds. Enalapril

is all right. Malea is a mystery. The docs don't know

anything and the pharms don't want to bother to find

out.

o7654321;',.><#$%%^ & *(()_++_)(* & ^%$ UGH! Pox on their

houses!! Surely they are trying to kill us. LOL

Arline

--- taurusrc@... wrote:

> Anytime we find something that works that is a big

> plus. I am convinced that my

> vulvodynia is caused by problems in the intestinal

> tract. I always use

> probiotics (usually yogurt) when I take antibiotics

> because they prevent not

> only yeast infections but other things like

> diarrhea, etc. My VV flares are

> always preceded by intestinal activity of one kind

> or another.

>

> Fortunately I am not plagued with gluten but I

> cannot eat wheat bran or any

> other kind of bran. If we can figure out what not

> to use it is definitely a

> good thing.

>

> I surely have a lot of respect for your ingenuity in

> learning and researching to

> determine what to do about this problem. There

> should be more people like

> that.

>

> Ora

>

>

>

> On Thu, 6 Sep 2007 08:36:41 -0700 (PDT), BABB

>

> wrote:

>

> >Thanks Ora. The probiotics seems to work fine in

> that

> >area but I am interested in what you say and am

> always

> >trying to figure out everything.

> >

> >Arline

> >--- taurusrc@... wrote:

> >

> >> I used to get the runs a lot when my VV first hit

> >> me. I started taking NAG

> >> (N-Acetyl Glucosamine) because it was touted to

> help

> >> with intestinal problems.

> >> It also helps with bones, etc.

> >>

> >> No more intestinal problems.

> >>

> >> Ora

> >

>

>

>

>

> **IF REPLYING TO THIS POST, PLEASE REMOVE ORIGINAL

> POST,

> Thanks for your cooperation! **

>

> ***

[Guest guest]

Hi Ora,

Thanks a lot for your kind words. That means a lot to

me as I think you are a smart gal!!! If anything can

help anybody I am really glad. I hope you have managed

to make your life mostly painfree these days.

Right now I am trying to find out why I am having

terribly muscle spasms from my waist down to my toes.

I always had a lot of them until I stopped eating

gluten and they all went away. Now they are back and I

am miserable. I believe it is in some meds I am taking

but I can't find out about one of them. Many are made

out of the country and there is no government

oversight anymore about anything. I can't even locate

the company that made them. It is a blood pressure med

called Enalapril Malea and it is the Malea part of it

I can't find. The doc combined the two meds. Enalapril

is all right. Malea is a mystery. The docs don't know

anything and the pharms don't want to bother to find

out.

o7654321;',.><#$%%^ & *(()_++_)(* & ^%$ UGH! Pox on their

houses!! Surely they are trying to kill us. LOL

Arline

--- taurusrc@... wrote:

> Anytime we find something that works that is a big

> plus. I am convinced that my

> vulvodynia is caused by problems in the intestinal

> tract. I always use

> probiotics (usually yogurt) when I take antibiotics

> because they prevent not

> only yeast infections but other things like

> diarrhea, etc. My VV flares are

> always preceded by intestinal activity of one kind

> or another.

>

> Fortunately I am not plagued with gluten but I

> cannot eat wheat bran or any

> other kind of bran. If we can figure out what not

> to use it is definitely a

> good thing.

>

> I surely have a lot of respect for your ingenuity in

> learning and researching to

> determine what to do about this problem. There

> should be more people like

> that.

>

> Ora

>

>

>

> On Thu, 6 Sep 2007 08:36:41 -0700 (PDT), BABB

>

> wrote:

>

> >Thanks Ora. The probiotics seems to work fine in

> that

> >area but I am interested in what you say and am

> always

> >trying to figure out everything.

> >

> >Arline

> >--- taurusrc@... wrote:

> >

> >> I used to get the runs a lot when my VV first hit

> >> me. I started taking NAG

> >> (N-Acetyl Glucosamine) because it was touted to

> help

> >> with intestinal problems.

> >> It also helps with bones, etc.

> >>

> >> No more intestinal problems.

> >>

> >> Ora

> >

>

>

>

>

> **IF REPLYING TO THIS POST, PLEASE REMOVE ORIGINAL

> POST,

> Thanks for your cooperation! **

>

> ***

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I just sent another email to you Ora because I thought

I had lost the first one. Sorry, very flaky today.

Went to the movies and saw Crowe in a scary

western. (Always have excuses for everything).

Arline LOL

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I found a website which mentions

482 enalapril FADA ENALAPRIL/ENALAPRIL MALEA 10 mg comp.x 20

Fada Pharma

You need to google Enalapril Malea. Click on the HTML VERSION, in The last

item on the first page. That will give you a long list of drugs most of which

are apparently made in foreign countries. Enalapril Malea is made by FADA

Pharmaceuticals somewhere in South America.

I would guess that it is the same as Enalapril Maleate marketed as Vasotec.

One of its side effects is muscle cramps.

Ora

On Fri, 7 Sep 2007 15:49:09 -0700 (PDT), BABB

wrote:

>Hi Ora,

>

>Thanks a lot for your kind words. That means a lot to

>me as I think you are a smart gal!!! If anything can

>help anybody I am really glad. I hope you have managed

>to make your life mostly painfree these days.

>

>Right now I am trying to find out why I am having

>terribly muscle spasms from my waist down to my toes.

>I always had a lot of them until I stopped eating

>gluten and they all went away. Now they are back and I

>am miserable. I believe it is in some meds I am taking

>but I can't find out about one of them. Many are made

>out of the country and there is no government

>oversight anymore about anything. I can't even locate

>the company that made them. It is a blood pressure med

>called Enalapril Malea and it is the Malea part of it

>I can't find. The doc combined the two meds. Enalapril

>is all right. Malea is a mystery. The docs don't know

>anything and the pharms don't want to bother to find

>out.

>

>

>o7654321;',.><#$%%^ & *(()_++_)(* & ^%$ UGH! Pox on their

>houses!! Surely they are trying to kill us. LOL

>

>Arline

>

[Guest guest]

I found a website which mentions

482 enalapril FADA ENALAPRIL/ENALAPRIL MALEA 10 mg comp.x 20

Fada Pharma

You need to google Enalapril Malea. Click on the HTML VERSION, in The last

item on the first page. That will give you a long list of drugs most of which

are apparently made in foreign countries. Enalapril Malea is made by FADA

Pharmaceuticals somewhere in South America.

I would guess that it is the same as Enalapril Maleate marketed as Vasotec.

One of its side effects is muscle cramps.

Ora

On Fri, 7 Sep 2007 15:49:09 -0700 (PDT), BABB

wrote:

>Hi Ora,

>

>Thanks a lot for your kind words. That means a lot to

>me as I think you are a smart gal!!! If anything can

>help anybody I am really glad. I hope you have managed

>to make your life mostly painfree these days.

>

>Right now I am trying to find out why I am having

>terribly muscle spasms from my waist down to my toes.

>I always had a lot of them until I stopped eating

>gluten and they all went away. Now they are back and I

>am miserable. I believe it is in some meds I am taking

>but I can't find out about one of them. Many are made

>out of the country and there is no government

>oversight anymore about anything. I can't even locate

>the company that made them. It is a blood pressure med

>called Enalapril Malea and it is the Malea part of it

>I can't find. The doc combined the two meds. Enalapril

>is all right. Malea is a mystery. The docs don't know

>anything and the pharms don't want to bother to find

>out.

>

>

>o7654321;',.><#$%%^ & *(()_++_)(* & ^%$ UGH! Pox on their

>houses!! Surely they are trying to kill us. LOL

>

>Arline

>

[Guest guest]

I found a website which mentions

482 enalapril FADA ENALAPRIL/ENALAPRIL MALEA 10 mg comp.x 20

Fada Pharma

You need to google Enalapril Malea. Click on the HTML VERSION, in The last

item on the first page. That will give you a long list of drugs most of which

are apparently made in foreign countries. Enalapril Malea is made by FADA

Pharmaceuticals somewhere in South America.

I would guess that it is the same as Enalapril Maleate marketed as Vasotec.

One of its side effects is muscle cramps.

Ora

On Fri, 7 Sep 2007 15:49:09 -0700 (PDT), BABB

wrote:

>Hi Ora,

>

>Thanks a lot for your kind words. That means a lot to

>me as I think you are a smart gal!!! If anything can

>help anybody I am really glad. I hope you have managed

>to make your life mostly painfree these days.

>

>Right now I am trying to find out why I am having

>terribly muscle spasms from my waist down to my toes.

>I always had a lot of them until I stopped eating

>gluten and they all went away. Now they are back and I

>am miserable. I believe it is in some meds I am taking

>but I can't find out about one of them. Many are made

>out of the country and there is no government

>oversight anymore about anything. I can't even locate

>the company that made them. It is a blood pressure med

>called Enalapril Malea and it is the Malea part of it

>I can't find. The doc combined the two meds. Enalapril

>is all right. Malea is a mystery. The docs don't know

>anything and the pharms don't want to bother to find

>out.

>

>

>o7654321;',.><#$%%^ & *(()_++_)(* & ^%$ UGH! Pox on their

>houses!! Surely they are trying to kill us. LOL

>

>Arline

>