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Just briefly, I was diagnosed with celiac and year ago and although I've been

super careful,

for the last year, I still haven't been doing well. I had developed alot of

other food

allergies, digestion problems, leaky gut etc - but now, for the first time in

ages, I've had

two good months!!!

And the only difference has been that I have been taking these new digestive

tablets -

Spectrumzyme and glutenzyme. I haven't looked into the full research results

yet etc - I

just know that for me, I am actually feeling good. Spectrumzyme I take with

every meal

and it contains a variety of digestive enzymes - including a low dose of

glutenzyme - an

enzyme that breaks down gluten. When I eat out and I'm worried about

contamination of

my food with wheat - I take both the spectrumzyme and the glutenzyme - the

glutenzyme

is a high dose of the gluten enzyme. I haven't changed my diet - I still eat

gluten free -

but the tablets seem to have helped me immensely.

They come from England - where they are a lot more progressive with coeliac -

and you

can get them from www.foodreactions.org

All I am saying is that for me - I feel well again after so long. No more of

any celiac

symptoms at all!!! Who knows - maybe it was just my time......but if you are

interested,

look at the website. I am in no way connected with this organization - but

found it when I

was looking up some other research. It seems that a lot of people that post on

this group

are feeling pretty good generally anyhow - but just get hit with contamination

or hidden

gluten - so maybe the glutenzyme would help?

I am just so relieved. And so felt I had to share it in case it helps anyone

else.

Take care

Ruth

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