Re:ENTERO LABS/ asymptomatic hubby

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Hi Antoinette,

I think we can we can " agree to disagree " about Dr Fine & genetic

testing and drop the subject there since it is really off topic for

the list.

I do appreciate what you wrote about your hubby's experience. It is

quite possible my hubby is asymptomatic. I know I had trouble as a

kid, got better at puberty, got worse again with pregnancies. Maybe

he just hasn't had a " trigger " yet?

My hubby is 29 yrs old, excellent health and shape. Had his blood

analyzed and it was beautiful- even the ND had no suggestions for

him except to try enzymes when he ate a lot of meat. He pretty much

eats whatever I cook and then while he's working will pick up fast

food now and then for a change. He'll even drink a little carrot

juice for me occasionally SCD hasn't been too much of a change

for us since we were down to only 2 grains my son could have anyway

and then they caused problems. If anything we've added back in more

variety for him (nut flours and eggs and bananas and pumpkin) so

that is good!

Janet, mom to Cody- SCD one week- multi food allergies

> My husband has celiac...his intestines where a mess (biopsy

confirmed)....you see he was " asymptomatic " honestly.....no

symptoms...NOT ONE symptom of classical celiac disease! The Celiac

Sprue Association call this type of person a " silent sufferer " ...so

don't be so certain you have no signs...especially if you have a kid

with a damaged gut. GF diet didn't work for him either. Go to

Celiac Web sites and look into asymptomatic celiac disease. It is

very concerning.

>

> Thanks, Antoinette (2 mo entire family SCD/celiac asd and not just

because of gluten!)