Re: oregeno oil; now: Diabetes and Graves' disease: celiac?

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Hi ,

In reading your post, I have a question for you: has your son ever been tested

for celiac disease? The reason I ask is that you mention that he has both

Diabetes and Graves' disease (thyroid-related, for those who are not familiar

with the term). Both of these, if I am not mistaken, are auto-immune disorders

or at least have auto-immune components. I read a book a couple of years ago

from someone who, while going farther on this than I would be willing to go,

said that many auto-immune-type disorders originate from the havoc wreaked on a

person's system if they have celiac disease and continue to ingest gluten. (More

and more " mainstream " docs are realizing that celiac isn't just a digestive

issue, but is tied in with other things like osteoporosis from malabsorption and

possibly even things that would seem to be unrelated such as infertility.)

I would suggest having him tested for celiac disease (it starts with a group

of blood tests but I believe there has to be a scope test done to verify the

diagnosis if the bloodwork comes up positive). If he comes up positive, everyone

else in the family needs to be tested, as it's genetic and dominant. The

treatment for it is a gluten-free diet, but once gluten is out of the system,

things should improve on several fronts. (I have read various things about

whether enzymes can be substituted for gluten-free diet, but that would have to

be posted separately for someone who knows specifically to answer.)

Hope this helps.

karen <micaiahspeaks@...> wrote:

Hi Everyone

My name is , I joined recently. I am learning so much.My son is 14

yo and has rages,I never knew his problems could be caused by yeast and

viral infections. I have tremendous overload of yeast and I assume my

son does too. (esp since he also has type I diabetes also) I am going

to purhase the products that Dana has recommended to others asap. My

question at the moment is where does everyone purhhase their oil of

oregeno? I know there are different varieties and I dont want to get

the wrong one. I also realize that I need to treat the yeast first.

Also, can someone compile a list of what all the abbreviations mean? I

looked in the files but cant find any info. Again, thank you so much

for this group ( I have renewed hope, that I can help our son without

resorting to antipsychotics) also, he has NEVER been vaccinated for

anything. He alos just developed graves disease. I dont know if any or

all of it is tied together or not. Blessings Conrad

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Re: oregeno oil; now: Diabetes and Graves' disease: celiac?

Hi ,

In reading your post, I have a question for you: has your son ever been tested

for celiac disease? The reason I ask is that you mention that he has both

Diabetes and Graves' disease (thyroid-related, for those who are not familiar

with the term). Both of these, if I am not mistaken, are auto-immune disorders

or at least have auto-immune components. I read a book a couple of years ago

from someone who, while going farther on this than I would be willing to go,

said that many auto-immune-type disorders originate from the havoc wreaked on a

person's system if they have celiac disease and continue to ingest gluten. (More

and more " mainstream " docs are realizing that celiac isn't just a digestive

issue, but is tied in with other things like osteoporosis from malabsorption and

possibly even things that would seem to be unrelated such as infertility.)

I would suggest having him tested for celiac disease (it starts with a group

of blood tests but I believe there has to be a scope test done to verify the

diagnosis if the bloodwork comes up positive). If he comes up positive, everyone

else in the family needs to be tested, as it's genetic and dominant. The

treatment for it is a gluten-free diet, but once gluten is out of the system,

things should improve on several fronts. (I have read various things about

whether enzymes can be substituted for gluten-free diet, but that would have to

be posted separately for someone who knows specifically to answer.)

Hope this helps.

,

Thank you for your response, while it is entirely possible he has celiac, I

dont have any insurance and no money to have him tested right now. He has to see

an opthamologist about his eyes, we pray there is no permanent damage from the

Graves Disease. Blessings Conrad

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,

My son had his intestines scraped (twice) under anesthesia, to test for some

sort of gluten disease, is this part of what you are referring to?

Re: oregeno oil; now: Diabetes and Graves' disease:

celiac?

> Hi ,

>

> In reading your post, I have a question for you: has your son ever been

> tested for celiac disease? The reason I ask is that you mention that he

> has both Diabetes and Graves' disease (thyroid-related, for those who are

> not familiar with the term). Both of these, if I am not mistaken, are

> auto-immune disorders or at least have auto-immune components. I read a

> book a couple of years ago from someone who, while going farther on this

> than I would be willing to go, said that many auto-immune-type disorders

> originate from the havoc wreaked on a person's system if they have celiac

> disease and continue to ingest gluten. (More and more " mainstream " docs

> are realizing that celiac isn't just a digestive issue, but is tied in

> with other things like osteoporosis from malabsorption and possibly even

> things that would seem to be unrelated such as infertility.)

>

> I would suggest having him tested for celiac disease (it starts with a

> group of blood tests but I believe there has to be a scope test done to

> verify the diagnosis if the bloodwork comes up positive). If he comes up

> positive, everyone else in the family needs to be tested, as it's genetic

> and dominant. The treatment for it is a gluten-free diet, but once gluten

> is out of the system, things should improve on several fronts. (I have

> read various things about whether enzymes can be substituted for

> gluten-free diet, but that would have to be posted separately for someone

> who knows specifically to answer.)

>

> Hope this helps.

>

>

> karen <micaiahspeaks@...> wrote:

> Hi Everyone

> My name is , I joined recently. I am learning so much.My son is 14

> yo and has rages,I never knew his problems could be caused by yeast and

> viral infections. I have tremendous overload of yeast and I assume my

> son does too. (esp since he also has type I diabetes also) I am going

> to purhase the products that Dana has recommended to others asap. My

> question at the moment is where does everyone purhhase their oil of

> oregeno? I know there are different varieties and I dont want to get

> the wrong one. I also realize that I need to treat the yeast first.

> Also, can someone compile a list of what all the abbreviations mean? I

> looked in the files but cant find any info. Again, thank you so much

> for this group ( I have renewed hope, that I can help our son without

> resorting to antipsychotics) also, he has NEVER been vaccinated for

> anything. He alos just developed graves disease. I dont know if any or

> all of it is tied together or not. Blessings Conrad

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I am wondering if there might be some sort of insurance program available for

your son, through the county or state you live in. I do not know the specifics

of your financial situation or where you live, but if you call your county

health department or your local library's reference desk, they might be able to

direct you to potential resources. I know that having type I diabetes makes it

hard to get individual coverage, especially at an affordable cost, but there

might be a program out there to help.

Hope this helps.

Jerry or or Conrad <micaiahspeaks@...> wrote:

Re: oregeno oil; now: Diabetes and Graves' disease: celiac?

Hi ,

In reading your post, I have a question for you: has your son ever been tested

for celiac disease? The reason I ask is that you mention that he has both

Diabetes and Graves' disease (thyroid-related, for those who are not familiar

with the term). Both of these, if I am not mistaken, are auto-immune disorders

or at least have auto-immune components. I read a book a couple of years ago

from someone who, while going farther on this than I would be willing to go,

said that many auto-immune-type disorders originate from the havoc wreaked on a

person's system if they have celiac disease and continue to ingest gluten. (More

and more " mainstream " docs are realizing that celiac isn't just a digestive

issue, but is tied in with other things like osteoporosis from malabsorption and

possibly even things that would seem to be unrelated such as infertility.)

I would suggest having him tested for celiac disease (it starts with a group

of blood tests but I believe there has to be a scope test done to verify the

diagnosis if the bloodwork comes up positive). If he comes up positive, everyone

else in the family needs to be tested, as it's genetic and dominant. The

treatment for it is a gluten-free diet, but once gluten is out of the system,

things should improve on several fronts. (I have read various things about

whether enzymes can be substituted for gluten-free diet, but that would have to

be posted separately for someone who knows specifically to answer.)

Hope this helps.

,

Thank you for your response, while it is entirely possible he has celiac, I

dont have any insurance and no money to have him tested right now. He has to see

an opthamologist about his eyes, we pray there is no permanent damage from the

Graves Disease. Blessings Conrad

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