Re: Changes in reactions to Gluten/casein

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In a message dated 22/12/2009 05:01:33 GMT Standard Time,

wiersmak@... writes:

Im wondering if others have seen this (mostly the change in reaction to

gluten) and if this is an indication that his gut is starting to heal.

>>Maybe

Any thoughts?

>>Are you using enzymes for infractions?

Mandi in UK

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My son will initially have diarhhea, but then suffer with constipation if the

gluten is continued. I feel that his gut seems to over-react and produce alot

of mucous. I also think it becomes inflamed as a result of the gluten.

Anything that is inflamed or swollen doesn't work correctly, so I imagine the

walls of the colon could become swollen and inflamed enough to retard the

passage of waste. Just a thought...

paula

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> In a message dated 22/12/2009 05:01:33 GMT Standard Time,

> wiersmak@... writes:

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> Im wondering if others have seen this (mostly the change in reaction to

> gluten) and if this is an indication that his gut is starting to heal.

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> Any thoughts?

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> >>Are you using enzymes for infractions?

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> Mandi in UK

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Yes, he takes Houston Trienza before and with every meal.

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> In a message dated 22/12/2009 05:01:33 GMT Standard Time,

> wiersmak@... writes:

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> Im wondering if others have seen this (mostly the change in reaction to

> gluten) and if this is an indication that his gut is starting to heal.

> >>Maybe

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> Any thoughts?

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> >>Are you using enzymes for infractions?

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> Mandi in UK

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He used to have diarrhea, but we've been lucky in that the infractions are few

and far between. However this time there was no stomach cramps, diarrhea and no

behavioral changes. He just couldnt go (not for lack of trying).

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> My son will initially have diarhhea, but then suffer with constipation if the

gluten is continued. I feel that his gut seems to over-react and produce alot

of mucous. I also think it becomes inflamed as a result of the gluten.

Anything that is inflamed or swollen doesn't work correctly, so I imagine the

walls of the colon could become swollen and inflamed enough to retard the

passage of waste. Just a thought...

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> paula

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Get a new gene test for gluten DQ-2, DQ-8.Just a simple blood draw. My daughters

better I have been more dillegent about cross contamination in kitchen. She

seems better. Deb K

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> Over thanksgiving my son got some regular oatmeal and within hours he was

constipated. (he normally gets Lara's Oatmeal and has never had a problem with

it, so Im assuming that he got some gluten due to cross contamination) After two

days of watching him struggle to go, I finally gave him a laxative to get things

moving.

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> This is a change. Any time we had a gluten infraction in the past (thankfully

they've been rare), he's had an upset stomach and diarrhea within hours, along

with behavioral problems for a few days.

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> We also had a dairy infraction last week. The boy went to town on the sour

cream vegi dip at a christmas party. This time we didnt have any reaction at

all. Im hoping this means I can occasionally give him some dairy. Definately

not ready to try this with gluten.

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> Im wondering if others have seen this (mostly the change in reaction to

gluten) and if this is an indication that his gut is starting to heal.

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> Any thoughts?

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> Karla

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