gluten, starch and lactose free!!

[Guest guest]

hey,

i was diognosed with coeliacs a few months ago. ive always had really

bad joints, an altenative healh practicioner that i go to thinks this

might be to a starch and lactose allergy that causes bacterea build up

in joints and wants me to consider coming off lactose and starch. this

will make findng food very hard! i was wondering if there is anyone

here in a simmilar situation, if so please email me to give me some

insight on what i CAN eat!! thanxs. ooo my email is

dizzy_dizzy_dino@...

[Guest guest]

it was in a " therapy " called nurolink. its a process that she askes

the body questions and finds out whats wrong and corrects it. its

really hard to explain

[Guest guest]

> hey,

> i was diognosed with coeliacs a few months ago. ive always had really

> bad joints, an altenative healh practicioner that i go to thinks this

> might be to a starch and lactose allergy that causes bacterea build up

> in joints and wants me to consider coming off lactose and starch.

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one of my main problems from dairy and gluten was exceedingly

painful joints. It all went away soon after cutting diary and gluten

out of my diet (I did find later that the nightshade family also

caused some joint pain for me so I have cut those out of my diet as

well).

I just have to say though that the explanation your alternative

health practitioner gave you is a big hinky IMHO.

If you have celiac disease or an allergy/intolerance your body sets

up an inflammatory response to the items when you eat them. It is

this inflammation that is probably causing your joint pain.

Shez

[Guest guest]

> . I could

> undertand a practioner saying allergies cause joint inflammation

> (altho I'm not sure it is true), but not bacteria build-up.

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yup, the bacteria build up is questionable, to say the least.

However, allergies do cause inflammation responses and definitely do

cause joint pain in many people.

my extreme joint pain was what clued the pain management doc in to

checking for CD.

Shez

[Guest guest]

I have a question about painful joints, I'm now 3 weeks gluten free,

tomorrow, and I still have really painful joints, is this from the

gluten still in my system? or can painful joints be the ONLY side

effect of dairy intolerance?

Thanks

angie

>

> > hey,

> > i was diognosed with coeliacs a few months ago. ive always had really

> > bad joints, an altenative healh practicioner that i go to thinks this

> > might be to a starch and lactose allergy that causes bacterea build up

> > in joints and wants me to consider coming off lactose and starch.

> =============

>

> one of my main problems from dairy and gluten was exceedingly

> painful joints. It all went away soon after cutting diary and gluten

> out of my diet (I did find later that the nightshade family also

> caused some joint pain for me so I have cut those out of my diet as

> well).

>

> I just have to say though that the explanation your alternative

> health practitioner gave you is a big hinky IMHO.

>

> If you have celiac disease or an allergy/intolerance your body sets

> up an inflammatory response to the items when you eat them. It is

> this inflammation that is probably causing your joint pain.

>

> Shez

>

[Guest guest]

> I have a question about painful joints, I'm now 3 weeks gluten free,

> tomorrow, and I still have really painful joints, is this from the

> gluten still in my system? or can painful joints be the ONLY side

> effect of dairy intolerance?

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I found that my joint pain cleared up within 3 weeks of going gluten

and dairy free. an accidental ingestion of either sets the pain off

again, but so does eggplant, soy, potatoes and tomatoes.

I'd try taking out the dairy and see what happens. Also be careful of

the nightshades.

Shez

[Guest guest]

ok, I have a " boy am I being dumb " right now question...

what are nightshades?

Thanks

angie

>

> > I have a question about painful joints, I'm now 3 weeks gluten free,

> > tomorrow, and I still have really painful joints, is this from the

> > gluten still in my system? or can painful joints be the ONLY side

> > effect of dairy intolerance?

> =======================

>

> I found that my joint pain cleared up within 3 weeks of going gluten

> and dairy free. an accidental ingestion of either sets the pain off

> again, but so does eggplant, soy, potatoes and tomatoes.

>

> I'd try taking out the dairy and see what happens. Also be careful of

> the nightshades.

>

> Shez

>

[Guest guest]

> ok, I have a " boy am I being dumb " right now question...

> what are nightshades?

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potatoes, tomatoes, peppers and eggplants. they have all been

implicated in arthritis

Shez