Some possible relief for stomach related issues

[Akikomum]

Dear all,

I am following this group as I suspect my daughter (10 yo) to be celiac in a light form as she suffers from eczema since a baby and diet has hugely helped her, but gluten is still the one thing her body doesn't like.

I don't know if this post will be kept here, but I read all your comments and see how much many of you are suffering and being unable to lead a normal life that we all deserve.

Now, another thing that has massively changed my daughter's problems is Aloe Vera drunk every morning. And this happens to be taken by many IBS sufferers/celiacs with very good results. I have joined the n.1 company in the Aloe Vera market that has the purest gel available in the commerce. I don't want to make an earning on the back of suffering people so I will show you how to have it at a discounted rate if you notice this has been helping and need it on a regular basis, with the approval of your treating GP.

Also, you have 60 days to try the products or have your money back...so no risk of losing money on something that might not work for you.

Contact me on FB (Diana Akiko Narducci) or on my email [e-mail] or my mobile [phone]. As I said, I don't know if this post will be allowed to stay here, but I hope this will reach as many of you as possible as I can't contact you all in private...

All the best to all of you fighters out there!

x

Diana

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If you think your daughter is ceoliac then she needs to have a blood test and not be taking supplements at her age without consultation with a specialist

[Akikomum in reply to Hidden]

She's had 3 blood tests over a period of 2 years, all negative. I don't want to reintroduce gluten now for her to have more invasive tests as when she had some at school she was crying for how distressed she was with the itching. She eats properly just no gluten and only a little dairy very sporadically. I also saw a dietician and I knew more than her, she admitted it... She said she didn't have more to tell me that I didn't know already.

I surely don't play with my daughter's health. The aloe is a plus as part of a balanced diet and active life. Hope this explains Cricket queen.