Guest guest Posted March 5, 2006 Report Share Posted March 5, 2006 Hi it's Antoinette, Could you please send me more information on these casomaorphines, and glandiodorphins that you are talking about in this e-mail. I would highly appreciate it. It just so happens that you may know something that may be helpful to us and our sick daughter " Ki Ki " . Tanks you, Antoinette SCD Entire Family day 12 (Family history, ASD, ADD, Mental illness, IBS, Colitis, Celiac Disease and Dermatitis Herpetiformis) gluten... > > > What symptoms are listed for gluten allergy? I was just wondering. I know what symptoms are posted for the casein allergy. Does gluten cause D in sensitive people? Any other symptoms? My daughter has always had problems with constipation and I'm not even sure if she has an insensitivity to gluten containing products. She does however try to steal bread from Grandma's or at school. It's not just one piece that she wants either. When we catch her at grandma's she always has about 5 pieces out and we stop her from eating it. Before this diet, she used to eat almost a loaf at a time. What's up with this? Why do some kids try to make themselves sicker by eating an extreme amt. of foods that they are insensitive to? When she was drinking cow's milk products she had the ear infections etc. and yet she wanted as much of it as she could get. It must be that casein and gluten would be getting to her brain if I gave them to her. Is this an autoimmune reaction? Thank God we don't have to go th > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 5, 2006 Report Share Posted March 5, 2006 Antoinette, Please send me your email address so we don't have to send all this info. over the group? Jenn & K gluten... > > > > > > What symptoms are listed for gluten allergy? I was just wondering. I > know what symptoms are posted for the casein allergy. Does gluten cause D in > sensitive people? Any other symptoms? My daughter has always had problems > with constipation and I'm not even sure if she has an insensitivity to > gluten containing products. She does however try to steal bread from > Grandma's or at school. It's not just one piece that she wants either. When > we catch her at grandma's she always has about 5 pieces out and we stop her > from eating it. Before this diet, she used to eat almost a loaf at a time. > What's up with this? Why do some kids try to make themselves sicker by > eating an extreme amt. of foods that they are insensitive to? When she was > drinking cow's milk products she had the ear infections etc. and yet she > wanted as much of it as she could get. It must be that casein and gluten > would be getting to her brain if I gave them to her. Is this an autoimmune > reaction? Thank God we don't have to go th > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 5, 2006 Report Share Posted March 5, 2006 Antoinette, Please send me your email address so we don't have to send all this info. over the group? Jenn & K gluten... > > > > > > What symptoms are listed for gluten allergy? I was just wondering. I > know what symptoms are posted for the casein allergy. Does gluten cause D in > sensitive people? Any other symptoms? My daughter has always had problems > with constipation and I'm not even sure if she has an insensitivity to > gluten containing products. She does however try to steal bread from > Grandma's or at school. It's not just one piece that she wants either. When > we catch her at grandma's she always has about 5 pieces out and we stop her > from eating it. Before this diet, she used to eat almost a loaf at a time. > What's up with this? Why do some kids try to make themselves sicker by > eating an extreme amt. of foods that they are insensitive to? When she was > drinking cow's milk products she had the ear infections etc. and yet she > wanted as much of it as she could get. It must be that casein and gluten > would be getting to her brain if I gave them to her. Is this an autoimmune > reaction? Thank God we don't have to go th > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 5, 2006 Report Share Posted March 5, 2006 Antoinette, Please send me your email address so we don't have to send all this info. over the group? Jenn & K gluten... > > > > > > What symptoms are listed for gluten allergy? I was just wondering. I > know what symptoms are posted for the casein allergy. Does gluten cause D in > sensitive people? Any other symptoms? My daughter has always had problems > with constipation and I'm not even sure if she has an insensitivity to > gluten containing products. She does however try to steal bread from > Grandma's or at school. It's not just one piece that she wants either. When > we catch her at grandma's she always has about 5 pieces out and we stop her > from eating it. Before this diet, she used to eat almost a loaf at a time. > What's up with this? Why do some kids try to make themselves sicker by > eating an extreme amt. of foods that they are insensitive to? When she was > drinking cow's milk products she had the ear infections etc. and yet she > wanted as much of it as she could get. It must be that casein and gluten > would be getting to her brain if I gave them to her. Is this an autoimmune > reaction? Thank God we don't have to go th > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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