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Milk protein allergy and coeliac disease
Cases of milk protein-induced villous atrophy in coeliac disease children. Published 2020. https://meddocsonline.org/annals-of-pediatrics/milk-protein-induced-villous-atrophy-and-elevated-serologies-in-four-children-with-celiac-disease-on-a-gluten-free-diet.pdf Milk protein, soya protein, as well as
Cases of milk protein-induced villous atrophy in coeliac disease children. Published 2020. https://meddocsonline.org/annals-of-pediatrics/milk-protein-induced-villous-atrophy-and-elevated-serologies-in-four-children-with-celiac-disease-on-a-gluten-free-diet.pdf Milk protein, soya protein, as well as
Researchfan
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Gluten Free Guerrillas
3 years ago
My first Hill Sprints (yippee!) and first metatarsalgia (boohoo)
Well this morning was the first day of my 5th and last week of my 5 week 10k consolidation plan, put together by moi! (info here https://healthunlocked.com/bridgeto10k/posts/146904652/cbdb’s-slow-run-fun-plan-for-post-10k-consolidation ) And on my plan was a first ever Hill Sprint run for me. After
Well this morning was the first day of my 5th and last week of my 5 week 10k consolidation plan, put together by moi! (info here https://healthunlocked.com/bridgeto10k/posts/146904652/cbdb’s-slow-run-fun-plan-for-post-10k-consolidation ) And on my plan was a first ever Hill Sprint run for me. After
CBDB
Graduate10
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Bridge to 10K
3 years ago
How do we assemble our cumulative CKD knowledge so that it's a) digestible and b) easily accessible to all?
An impossible task (especially with the HealthUnlocked format) but it seems there's great knowledge out here amongst us .. but no way to assemble it in an easily accessible place. We seem doomed to repeating ourselves and having useful information 'slip down the page' and out of view. How on earth
An impossible task (especially with the HealthUnlocked format) but it seems there's great knowledge out here amongst us .. but no way to assemble it in an easily accessible place. We seem doomed to repeating ourselves and having useful information 'slip down the page' and out of view. How on earth
Skeptix
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Kidney Disease
3 years ago
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Overview of the Ataxias
🙂 This is lengthy, but it does have useful, interesting information. Overview of Adult Onset Cerebellar Ataxia Pravin Khemani, MD The ataxias are clinically heterogenous disorders caused by pathological processes affecting the cerebellum and cerebellar pathways resulting in impaired coordination. The
🙂 This is lengthy, but it does have useful, interesting information. Overview of Adult Onset Cerebellar Ataxia Pravin Khemani, MD The ataxias are clinically heterogenous disorders caused by pathological processes affecting the cerebellum and cerebellar pathways resulting in impaired coordination. The
wobblybee
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Ataxia UK
3 years ago
Good news, it can be reversed.
Good news . I have reversed my F2 to F0 in two years through low carb diet and exercise. Loose weight, clean diet and exercise really work. Be optimistic.
Good news . I have reversed my F2 to F0 in two years through low carb diet and exercise. Loose weight, clean diet and exercise really work. Be optimistic.
Moe120
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Living with Fatty Liver and NASH
3 years ago
MY DOCTOR SAYS I AM DUE FOR DBS. THIS REALLY SCARED THE SH.......... OUT OF ME. PLEASE HELP! I NEED YOUR ADVICE.
I am a young onset non tremor dominant PWP,in my fifties, on Rytary and I have reached the stage where my medication does not work well like before anymore, a stage where it has become very unpredictable, whether I will get "off" period or dyskinesia, unless I increase my medication dosage. However
I am a young onset non tremor dominant PWP,in my fifties, on Rytary and I have reached the stage where my medication does not work well like before anymore, a stage where it has become very unpredictable, whether I will get "off" period or dyskinesia, unless I increase my medication dosage. However
OREOLU
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
DBS - what if, stimulation was a symphony
DBS - What if they played a symphony (Say HFS of 140 Hz and LFS of 70 Hz at the same time), A tone Generator playing at 140 Hz and a second playing at 70 doesn't sound bad, And, for fun a 3rd at 35 (turn volume of 35 Hz down to 18%). But, I am not sure I would want in my head 24/7 !!!!! Back when I was
DBS - What if they played a symphony (Say HFS of 140 Hz and LFS of 70 Hz at the same time), A tone Generator playing at 140 Hz and a second playing at 70 doesn't sound bad, And, for fun a 3rd at 35 (turn volume of 35 Hz down to 18%). But, I am not sure I would want in my head 24/7 !!!!! Back when I was
Gcf51
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
Non STEMI
I am new here, I had a non STEMI 2 months ago and was prescribed the most common medications, I.e. Ticegralor, Bisoprolol, Artovastatin and Aspirin. I was fortunate that the angiogram and subsequent ultrasound indicated there was no apparent damage to the heart muscle and I have recovered fully. No
I am new here, I had a non STEMI 2 months ago and was prescribed the most common medications, I.e. Ticegralor, Bisoprolol, Artovastatin and Aspirin. I was fortunate that the angiogram and subsequent ultrasound indicated there was no apparent damage to the heart muscle and I have recovered fully. No
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Manuka honey and Pancreatitis 🍯 🐝
Hi everyone, apparently honey is good for the pancreas as honey has many healing qualities and this is especially so with Manuka honey as Manuka honey contains Methylglyoxal which's a very powerful antibacterial agent and is what makes Manuka honey special as all honeys have antibacterial qualities
Hi everyone, apparently honey is good for the pancreas as honey has many healing qualities and this is especially so with Manuka honey as Manuka honey contains Methylglyoxal which's a very powerful antibacterial agent and is what makes Manuka honey special as all honeys have antibacterial qualities
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Chronic Pancreatitis Support
3 years ago
DBS and weight gain
For those who have had DBS, did you gain weight after the surgery? I have read it is possible to gain weight as the “ reward or impulsive part” of our brain is affected.
For those who have had DBS, did you gain weight after the surgery? I have read it is possible to gain weight as the “ reward or impulsive part” of our brain is affected.
Sherry1960
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
Simple Keto Meal Plans?
Hi all, My friend from the Health Support group mentioned this group, hello:)! I am trying to get into Keto as I have been low carb for 6 months but am plato-ing on it now. I have been looking for some simple ingredients meal plans but all the links are getting you to 'subscribe' / pay memberships and
Hi all, My friend from the Health Support group mentioned this group, hello:)! I am trying to get into Keto as I have been low carb for 6 months but am plato-ing on it now. I have been looking for some simple ingredients meal plans but all the links are getting you to 'subscribe' / pay memberships and
MonLew
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Low-Carb High-Fat (LCHF)
3 years ago
Latest Test results. What to try next.....
I've been on Levo for 12 months. I will be talking to my GP next week who will probably say my results are fine. My main problem is digestive and lower abdominal bloating with constipation a major factor. GP test results(only tests TSH and T4, tested 20th Oct) TSH1.29 range (0.27-4.2) T4 18.1 range
I've been on Levo for 12 months. I will be talking to my GP next week who will probably say my results are fine. My main problem is digestive and lower abdominal bloating with constipation a major factor. GP test results(only tests TSH and T4, tested 20th Oct) TSH1.29 range (0.27-4.2) T4 18.1 range
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
Newbie discovering healthy eating
Hello! I'm new here but I'm on a diet to lose weight as I'm 25st / 158.7kg (started at 25st 3lbs / 160.1kg on Friday 1 October, went up to 25st 5lbs / 161kg on Friday 8 October, went down to 25st 3lbs / 160.1kg on Friday 15 October and then down more to 25st /158.7kg exactly today, Friday 22 October
Hello! I'm new here but I'm on a diet to lose weight as I'm 25st / 158.7kg (started at 25st 3lbs / 160.1kg on Friday 1 October, went up to 25st 5lbs / 161kg on Friday 8 October, went down to 25st 3lbs / 160.1kg on Friday 15 October and then down more to 25st /158.7kg exactly today, Friday 22 October
Fittea
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Healthy Eating
3 years ago
Matt Eagles: Positivity in Adversity – 46 years living with Parkinson’s
As many of you know, I am part of a small group of PWPs who regularly invite speakers to inspire or educate us on how to manage our symptoms. Our next zoom session will be taking place at 7:30 p.m. London time on Monday the 22nd of November. I will have the pleasure of interviewing Matt Eagles on the
As many of you know, I am part of a small group of PWPs who regularly invite speakers to inspire or educate us on how to manage our symptoms. Our next zoom session will be taking place at 7:30 p.m. London time on Monday the 22nd of November. I will have the pleasure of interviewing Matt Eagles on the
Michel0220
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
I can’t take this pain any longer
I have been suffering with bad pain for about a year now in my lower back knees elbows and sometimes wrist. My back is the most painful but only hurts when I walk where as they rest hurt all the time. I can’t sleep I can’t go places, so far i have tried cocodamol, codydramol, cbd oil and cream, deep
I have been suffering with bad pain for about a year now in my lower back knees elbows and sometimes wrist. My back is the most painful but only hurts when I walk where as they rest hurt all the time. I can’t sleep I can’t go places, so far i have tried cocodamol, codydramol, cbd oil and cream, deep
Claire-Rose
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Pain Concern
3 years ago
Approved: FDA Expands Exablate Neuro’s Use as Motor Symptom Treatment in Parkinson’s disease (focused ultrasound)
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Insightec’s incision-free brain “surgery” technology — Exablate Neuro — for the treatment of motor symptoms in Parkinson’s disease patients. According to the company, the device is indicated to use in patients with moderate-to-severe motor complications
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Insightec’s incision-free brain “surgery” technology — Exablate Neuro — for the treatment of motor symptoms in Parkinson’s disease patients. According to the company, the device is indicated to use in patients with moderate-to-severe motor complications
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
Is IF for me?
Hello! I'm new to this forum, I'm currently trying to lose weight (currently just eating healthy and counting calories) and I'm looking into various diets and programs. I'm considering both Keto / LCHF and Intermittent Fasting (IF) so I am checking out and posting on relating forums for advice and guidance
Hello! I'm new to this forum, I'm currently trying to lose weight (currently just eating healthy and counting calories) and I'm looking into various diets and programs. I'm considering both Keto / LCHF and Intermittent Fasting (IF) so I am checking out and posting on relating forums for advice and guidance
Fittea
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Fasting and Furious
3 years ago
Upcoming webinar – Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS)
The Journal of Parkinson’s Disease, Cure Parkinson’s and Van Andel Institute are pleased to present our upcoming webinar. Join a panel of experts at 5.00 pm GMT, noon ET to discuss DBS. Professor Patrik Brundin will chair a panel of experts featuring: Professor Helen Bronte-Stewart Stanford University
The Journal of Parkinson’s Disease, Cure Parkinson’s and Van Andel Institute are pleased to present our upcoming webinar. Join a panel of experts at 5.00 pm GMT, noon ET to discuss DBS. Professor Patrik Brundin will chair a panel of experts featuring: Professor Helen Bronte-Stewart Stanford University
SuzeCP
Administrator
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
Celiac or not
Hi folks,wonder if anyone can explain my concerns. I was diagnosed with celiac in 2020 through a blood test, the endoscopy showed normal upper tract. I had another blood test in August this year, when I was the nurse for my b12 injection I asked her about the results, and she kindly printed them off
Hi folks,wonder if anyone can explain my concerns. I was diagnosed with celiac in 2020 through a blood test, the endoscopy showed normal upper tract. I had another blood test in August this year, when I was the nurse for my b12 injection I asked her about the results, and she kindly printed them off
Meldrewmoanef
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Gluten Free Guerrillas
3 years ago
I cant believe for 4 nights ive not had RLS
After 20+ years of suffering RLS being on all types of medication, sleepless nights etc, ive just done my 4th night without any medication and no symptoms. A few of you will remember my horrendous journey. Still waiting on my DBS surgery. I fell badly 2 weeks ago, injured my left leg and side. In
After 20+ years of suffering RLS being on all types of medication, sleepless nights etc, ive just done my 4th night without any medication and no symptoms. A few of you will remember my horrendous journey. Still waiting on my DBS surgery. I fell badly 2 weeks ago, injured my left leg and side. In
Banjo1
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Restless Legs Syndrome
3 years ago
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