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WARNING about 'wheat' ... !
"Could gluten's toxicity extend to the nervous system, producing symptoms identical to classical Parkinson's disease? A remarkable case study adds to a growing body of research indicating that [i]
wheat's neurotoxicity is greatly underestimated
[/i]." "A remarkable case report describing the[i]
"Could gluten's toxicity extend to the nervous system, producing symptoms identical to classical Parkinson's disease? A remarkable case study adds to a growing body of research indicating that [i]
wheat's neurotoxicity is greatly underestimated
[/i]." "A remarkable case report describing the[i]
PDWarrior1900
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Carbs and thyroid
sorry, none of you seem to have understood my question. I am not talking about low carb diets at all. I am asking if a high carb diet will cure an underactive thyroid in a person who is not on medicatrion. If so, where is the research and evidence and why don't endos, GPs etc. suggest adding extra
sorry, none of you seem to have understood my question. I am not talking about low carb diets at all. I am asking if a high carb diet will cure an underactive thyroid in a person who is not on medicatrion. If so, where is the research and evidence and why don't endos, GPs etc. suggest adding extra
fiftyone
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
asthm
age 26 year old male my peak flow reads 650 Evan when I'm struggling to breath and struggling todo stuff but my best is 700??
age 26 year old male my peak flow reads 650 Evan when I'm struggling to breath and struggling todo stuff but my best is 700??
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Gastritis and Iron tablets
Following a recent blood test where the following levels were reported-iron 10 umol; ferritin 18ugl; tsr 15.3%; my GP wasn’t keen on giving me iron tablets said they could be “nasty” but didn’t explain the impact they could have on my atrophic gastritis !I am struggling to keep pain free from the latter
Following a recent blood test where the following levels were reported-iron 10 umol; ferritin 18ugl; tsr 15.3%; my GP wasn’t keen on giving me iron tablets said they could be “nasty” but didn’t explain the impact they could have on my atrophic gastritis !I am struggling to keep pain free from the latter
davina70
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
2 years ago
Mild pins and needles..
Hi..I’ve been on strict gluten-free diet since my celiac diagnose in august 2021 I’ve started my strict gouten free diet in December and so have on and off situations. Before diagnose I had body ache,hand tingling,dizziness,fatigue,achy feet. I know celiac cause malnutrition. My B12 was at 173 units
Hi..I’ve been on strict gluten-free diet since my celiac diagnose in august 2021 I’ve started my strict gouten free diet in December and so have on and off situations. Before diagnose I had body ache,hand tingling,dizziness,fatigue,achy feet. I know celiac cause malnutrition. My B12 was at 173 units
Saba82
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
2 years ago
Peak Flow doesn't always drop despite being symptomatic.
I was reading Lysteria's post about taking your details to take to A&E etc. She mentioned that her peak flow doesn't drop during an attack. I have an appointment coming up next month with the Severe Asthma Team where I feel I should mention this again. I've mentioned it in the past and my consultant
I was reading Lysteria's post about taking your details to take to A&E etc. She mentioned that her peak flow doesn't drop during an attack. I have an appointment coming up next month with the Severe Asthma Team where I feel I should mention this again. I've mentioned it in the past and my consultant
CANINE12
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Pins and needles..
Hi..I’ve been on strict gluten-free diet since December and so have on and off situations. I see improvement. My iron level and vitamin deficiencies got improved a little bit. I used to have light tingling in my right hand before the diagnose and B12 shots helped me a lot. I’ve never had crazy GI symptoms
Hi..I’ve been on strict gluten-free diet since December and so have on and off situations. I see improvement. My iron level and vitamin deficiencies got improved a little bit. I used to have light tingling in my right hand before the diagnose and B12 shots helped me a lot. I’ve never had crazy GI symptoms
Saba82
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Gluten Free Guerrillas
2 years ago
Wait a couple of days
As I tapered, old "pre-PMR" pains were uncovered. I took an occasional Tylenol for those. Eventually I was able to taper to zero Pred. with the help of Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN), which must come from a compounding pharmacy. Not many doctors are familiar with this treatment--yet. All I can say is that
As I tapered, old "pre-PMR" pains were uncovered. I took an occasional Tylenol for those. Eventually I was able to taper to zero Pred. with the help of Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN), which must come from a compounding pharmacy. Not many doctors are familiar with this treatment--yet. All I can say is that
tracesoflove
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
How long for Prednisone to kick in?
Hi everyone just like some advice please. I started my rescue pack of Prednisone last Saturday (30mg) due to tight chest etc Usually after 2 or 3 days I begin to feel the results of the steroids. Today I have started to wind down the steroids as per usual but I still have the tight chest and not sure
Hi everyone just like some advice please. I started my rescue pack of Prednisone last Saturday (30mg) due to tight chest etc Usually after 2 or 3 days I begin to feel the results of the steroids. Today I have started to wind down the steroids as per usual but I still have the tight chest and not sure
LizPat30
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Making a summary of your asthma to use in A&E/with paramedics: what these are and why they can help
Hi all, It's come up a couple of times recently that people have had less than ideal experiences with emergency care for asthma. I thought I'd post something about the summary I created and use when I need to go to A&E, which I know other 'regulars' have also found helpful. EmmaF91 has made a template
Hi all, It's come up a couple of times recently that people have had less than ideal experiences with emergency care for asthma. I thought I'd post something about the summary I created and use when I need to go to A&E, which I know other 'regulars' have also found helpful. EmmaF91 has made a template
Lysistrata
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
peak flow best of 3 today ws 400
Hi everyone Have been commenced on Fostair 200 for asthma. Got spirometry and told lungs were not great on ready. Commenced on Fostair 200 2 puffs night and morning. Been off work for 3 weeks took viral infection which I think ended up as flu and went deep into my chest causing fever, chills, sweats
Hi everyone Have been commenced on Fostair 200 for asthma. Got spirometry and told lungs were not great on ready. Commenced on Fostair 200 2 puffs night and morning. Been off work for 3 weeks took viral infection which I think ended up as flu and went deep into my chest causing fever, chills, sweats
Lizzy54
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Asthma a and e
hi I have just got home after an admission for 24 hrs to a nd e and AAU . It was the most frustrating and poor experience I have ever had.It was in the hospital which I work in as a nurse. I now am terrified to go for help. I have cough variant asthma and was initially triaged to GP who said I needed
hi I have just got home after an admission for 24 hrs to a nd e and AAU . It was the most frustrating and poor experience I have ever had.It was in the hospital which I work in as a nurse. I now am terrified to go for help. I have cough variant asthma and was initially triaged to GP who said I needed
Pippin100
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Very confused - should I change treatment or continue trying different Levothyroxine doses
Hi – I am new to the forum (in fact not used a forum before!), am very confused and really need some advice! I am 64 and was diagnosed with hypothyroidism (Hashimoto’s) 15 years ago and have been taking Levothyroxine but I don’t seem to be able to find the right dose. When I was first diagnosed,
Hi – I am new to the forum (in fact not used a forum before!), am very confused and really need some advice! I am 64 and was diagnosed with hypothyroidism (Hashimoto’s) 15 years ago and have been taking Levothyroxine but I don’t seem to be able to find the right dose. When I was first diagnosed,
Goldfinch7
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Recipes for fatty liver?
Hello. My husband was just diagnosed with fatty liver. All the Dr. said was to eat a low fat diet and that it can be reversed. He still has to have a flex scan done and he has an appointment with a dietitian next week. But I was wondering if anyone has some recipes or ideas for food until his appointment
Hello. My husband was just diagnosed with fatty liver. All the Dr. said was to eat a low fat diet and that it can be reversed. He still has to have a flex scan done and he has an appointment with a dietitian next week. But I was wondering if anyone has some recipes or ideas for food until his appointment
1985meggie
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Living with Fatty Liver and NASH
2 years ago
Carb cravings and - Muffins!
Just a short one. One of the problems with transitioning to a largely low carb high fat lifestyle is the inevitable craving for bread, potatoes, rice and pasta. When I was a child it was only bread and potatoes - pasta was largely unknown, and rice was a pudding. Anyway, many, many low carb recipes
Just a short one. One of the problems with transitioning to a largely low carb high fat lifestyle is the inevitable craving for bread, potatoes, rice and pasta. When I was a child it was only bread and potatoes - pasta was largely unknown, and rice was a pudding. Anyway, many, many low carb recipes
MikePollard
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Low-Carb High-Fat (LCHF)
2 years ago
Spirometry results good
hello, i had my first Spirometry test done two weeks ago and have just received the results, i should add I’m 32, had mild asthma all my life but under control apart from the last 4/5 years where my wheezing is unbearable, constant feeling of dust/particles irritating my throat and affecting my breathing
hello, i had my first Spirometry test done two weeks ago and have just received the results, i should add I’m 32, had mild asthma all my life but under control apart from the last 4/5 years where my wheezing is unbearable, constant feeling of dust/particles irritating my throat and affecting my breathing
Coop20
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
High serum gastrin levels
Hi I have pernicious anaemia which I manage with monthly B12 injections. I have been diagnosed with intestinal metaplasia and autoimmune atrophic gastritis . My concern is that my gastrin levels are elevated and increasing , 1.7k 2 years ago and now 2.5k . I have gastroscopies every 2 years and dota
Hi I have pernicious anaemia which I manage with monthly B12 injections. I have been diagnosed with intestinal metaplasia and autoimmune atrophic gastritis . My concern is that my gastrin levels are elevated and increasing , 1.7k 2 years ago and now 2.5k . I have gastroscopies every 2 years and dota
Knittingcat123
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
2 years ago
Glutathione Therapy and LDN
Just read the chapter in the LDN book about treatments for Parkinson's. Low dose naltrexone and glutathione therapy. Anyone have any experience with these? I've found several functional medicine places in the San Diego area and plan to call on Monday. We are not happy with the treatment my husband
Just read the chapter in the LDN book about treatments for Parkinson's. Low dose naltrexone and glutathione therapy. Anyone have any experience with these? I've found several functional medicine places in the San Diego area and plan to call on Monday. We are not happy with the treatment my husband
slimweiss
in
Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
struggling to cope with COPD
I posted some time ago but feel I need further advice and this forum seems to be the best place to receive it. As yet due to COVID I have yet to have a spirometry test. The doctor just tells me he thinks I have mild COPD and I have a ventolin inhaler to use when I am wheezy. My peak flow is usually
I posted some time ago but feel I need further advice and this forum seems to be the best place to receive it. As yet due to COVID I have yet to have a spirometry test. The doctor just tells me he thinks I have mild COPD and I have a ventolin inhaler to use when I am wheezy. My peak flow is usually
Ivanovna
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
Peak flow.
Hello everyone. Had my peak flow done and it was 104 not very good i was told, has anyone else had similar, lower, or higher, thank you. 😃
Hello everyone. Had my peak flow done and it was 104 not very good i was told, has anyone else had similar, lower, or higher, thank you. 😃
bobbyfloyd
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
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