Re: gluten/wheat and hypothyroid

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Arline,

Can you please let me know how to go about tested for wheat/gluten?

thanks

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Hi Liz,

Good discovery. It is commonly believed that

Hashimoto's Thyroid (autoimmune thyroid) is likely

caused by gluten sensitivity. I believe that if the

damage hasn't been too severe that one's thyroid will

heal itself from this or so they say. It is like

nerves, the longer the damage is happening the less

likely they will heal.

Good luck with this. The diet is hard and it is

shocking to find out how much gluten is stuffed into

all our food and medicines. Even enriched rice is

sprayed with barley which is glutinous.

Arline

ood l

--- Liz Buehler wrote:

> Hi all,

>

> I removed wheat from my diet in January at the

> recommendation of a doc. I was just reading some

> stuff last night and I came across several articles

> mentioning that people often receive a diagnosis of

> hypothyroid when they develop a wheat or gluten

> intolerance. It's interesting - I was nine when I

> started on my synthroid and since then (21 years

> until I went wheat free) I felt awful. I am very

> curious as to what my tsh and t3 and t4 levels are

> at this point. How interesting would it be if I

> could suddenly go off of this med that I've been on

> for more than half of my life?!?!?! Just thought

> I'd put this out there and hear some of your ideas

> on it! HOpe you are all well today and have a

> wonderful weekend!

>

> Liz

>

>

> ---------------------------------

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[Guest guest]

Hi Liz,

Good discovery. It is commonly believed that

Hashimoto's Thyroid (autoimmune thyroid) is likely

caused by gluten sensitivity. I believe that if the

damage hasn't been too severe that one's thyroid will

heal itself from this or so they say. It is like

nerves, the longer the damage is happening the less

likely they will heal.

Good luck with this. The diet is hard and it is

shocking to find out how much gluten is stuffed into

all our food and medicines. Even enriched rice is

sprayed with barley which is glutinous.

Arline

ood l

--- Liz Buehler wrote:

> Hi all,

>

> I removed wheat from my diet in January at the

> recommendation of a doc. I was just reading some

> stuff last night and I came across several articles

> mentioning that people often receive a diagnosis of

> hypothyroid when they develop a wheat or gluten

> intolerance. It's interesting - I was nine when I

> started on my synthroid and since then (21 years

> until I went wheat free) I felt awful. I am very

> curious as to what my tsh and t3 and t4 levels are

> at this point. How interesting would it be if I

> could suddenly go off of this med that I've been on

> for more than half of my life?!?!?! Just thought

> I'd put this out there and hear some of your ideas

> on it! HOpe you are all well today and have a

> wonderful weekend!

>

> Liz

>

>

> ---------------------------------

> Be a better Heartthrob. Get better relationship

> answers from someone who knows.

> Yahoo! Answers - Check it out.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Liz,

Good discovery. It is commonly believed that

Hashimoto's Thyroid (autoimmune thyroid) is likely

caused by gluten sensitivity. I believe that if the

damage hasn't been too severe that one's thyroid will

heal itself from this or so they say. It is like

nerves, the longer the damage is happening the less

likely they will heal.

Good luck with this. The diet is hard and it is

shocking to find out how much gluten is stuffed into

all our food and medicines. Even enriched rice is

sprayed with barley which is glutinous.

Arline

ood l

--- Liz Buehler wrote:

> Hi all,

>

> I removed wheat from my diet in January at the

> recommendation of a doc. I was just reading some

> stuff last night and I came across several articles

> mentioning that people often receive a diagnosis of

> hypothyroid when they develop a wheat or gluten

> intolerance. It's interesting - I was nine when I

> started on my synthroid and since then (21 years

> until I went wheat free) I felt awful. I am very

> curious as to what my tsh and t3 and t4 levels are

> at this point. How interesting would it be if I

> could suddenly go off of this med that I've been on

> for more than half of my life?!?!?! Just thought

> I'd put this out there and hear some of your ideas

> on it! HOpe you are all well today and have a

> wonderful weekend!

>

> Liz

>

>

> ---------------------------------

> Be a better Heartthrob. Get better relationship

> answers from someone who knows.

> Yahoo! Answers - Check it out.

________________________________________________________________________________\

____

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that gives answers, not web links.

http://mobile.yahoo.com/mobileweb/onesearch?refer=1ONXIC