The Hidden Symptoms of Gluten Sensitivity

[@shell1170]

Ten year of unresolved problems , Been gluten free 6mths feel fantastic, and enjoying life, thankyou 👍

[@kevinleese8325]

I’ve been diagnosed celiac disease for about 15 years I think this is the best video I’ve ever watched...thanks

[@jannulik]

Very happy for you!

[@hirafatimanoor9298]

Plz share gluten free diet. Sir.thanks

[@ReDickNick702]

Same here!!

[@lisamarie8406]

@Ma P were you experiencing vertigo/dizziness?

[@jessa81040]

After horrible digestive issues, I have been on a gluten free diet for over a year. It took me almost a full year to feel better. Stick with it and have patience. It takes a long time to undo years of damage.

[@thebetterwave1625]

Be cautious... Re: All grains. It wasn't until much later in life when I was having difficulty that I considered abstaining from all grains that are realized what an enormous profound beneficial impact it had on me. Suffering with a traumatic brain injury from an auto accident I never felt sober. Not one day of my life after that accident. Bizarre challenging experience I do not drink but that's the best analogy I can make. Grain-free and adding healthy fats Made a very market improvement. It did not cure me of my TBI but my blood sugar regulation improved so much and I imagine that if there was any any inflammation that went away.. So pretty much staying away from packaged foods and just eating with the good Lord made for us.

[@nancyfahey7518]

Within the first couple of days I found out I was severely allergic to corn. The cause of severe arthritis. Got rid of several medications, steroids and the doctor.

[@bron-sconcess.10]

@@nancyfahey7518 Well done, you! Corn sensitivity/allergy? Surprising! It's complex though, but you released yourself from a big food trap, for you 👍

[@empressafiya9022]

Only 1 week gluten free and still feeling in pain but patience is a virtue.

[@jessa81040]

@@empressafiya9022 it's so frustrating, but it takes time to heal. I hope you feel well soon 🙂

[@amlco3942]

Even though it's years later, I am sooooo happy that I came across this video. The more I listened, the more I heard my life described. Just starting my gluten free journey but looking forward to feeling much better

[@janesmith6324]

It will happen for you❤

[@igorkornienko7761]

Im 33, and last month I finally figured out just intuitively by myself to cut everything but meat vegs eggs and cheese. I didn't know what to expect, I was just desperate because of fatigue and erectile dysfunction. I lost 3kg, lost extreeeeme dermatitis on my scalp that I suffered through WHOLE life, also face skin stopped peeling off. Most of my teeth are devastated, I spend enormous amounts on dentists. ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION IS GONE, I SUFFERED FOR 5 YEARS FROM IT FOR GODS SAKE. My ears are ringing all my life, I have migraines like twice a year. It goes without saying that I've spent numerous hours on various professionals and none were even close to pointing me in that direction. I had gallbladder problems and pain - gone. I had a bit of blood on my toilet paper. Fatigue is GONE, I feel stronger and more energetic than ever in my life and Im not even that young. And now Im watching this and my jaw drops because 90% of what he lists - I HAD THOSE and it PUZZLED me all this time...

[@dennyrosson2522]

Now drop the plants and feel even better!

[@geauxp]

Thank you so much for posting this. I have no trouble avoiding wheat but my boyfriend who is the offical celiac with the dq2 and dq8 genes REFUSES to completely give up wheat and takes a bite of it now and then. I will have him read your post.

[@geauxp]

@@dennyrosson2522 I was going to say the dairy but I know carnivore helps so many people.

[@igorkornienko7761]

@@geauxp well. if it works for him, maybe he's gonna be ok, who knows. I was just looking for solution because of dozens of those nasty symptoms. Maybe his condition is not manifesting. At least you are informed and he will know whats causing trouble once it starts.

[@davidcochrane4305]

Amazing, thank you for sharing. I wish your healing continues.

[@katrinabergmanmccolloch5948]

I went gluten-free over 90 days ago, which completely changed my life! My brain fog is gone, I can concentrate better than ever before in my life, my appetite has decreased and I have tons more energy.

[@jasgillbaryar5482]

How long it takes to feel better?

[@Avamanson000]

Incredible! I hope for the same results. I’m on day two 😊

[@lhdrrphddv5533]

@@jasgillbaryar5482😊😅😅😅

[@lhdrrphddv5533]

@@jasgillbaryar5482😮

[@228BCH]

thank you so much. I have MS and chronic pain. I am 67 and I am going to get on the bus

[@hazelhamilton2593]

This is an eye opener for me. I bloat with even a glass of water. I wake up tired. Drag my feet all day. Horrendous brain fog. Anxiety, depression and so unhappy. I was blaming the Menopause. Thank you so much for this video.

[@yahyeet4383]

Cutting out gluten and increasing my fat and protein intake has really helped to level out my mood and I believe balancing my hormones. Weight is also starting to come off.

[@yahyeet4383]

Having a hard time convincing my family that fat doesn’t make you fat. They love their carbs but don’t realize so many of their health issues are from inflammation.

[@hazelhamilton2593]

@@yahyeet4383 Sounds great. I wish I had the will power to go gluten AND sugar free. I do add protein and good fats but I know it won't get rid od the inflammation,

[@maricamaas2326]

​@@hazelhamilton2593 Had you tried regular fasting? Starting with daily intermittent 16/8, and then (when fat adapted) progressing to 24 (OMAD), and 36/40 (ADF), etc. Fasting resets the body's functioning - including the taste buds.

[@wendyhannan2454]

Hazel thank you, after being accidentally glutened and In so much pain, I’m fasting only drinking water for as long as I can. Then I hope I can continue fasting for my gut health. Your right you have to reset, fasting is the way to go.😉

[@socalfriend6985]

Avoiding gluten since August. Lost inflammation and lots of weight. Feel so amazing, my skin is better, my hair is better, my gut problems resolved, my joint pain is nonexistent and I can run again, ok I'm clumsy, lol

[@Janeandtarzan007]

I’m an RN and food is the last thing a doctor may mention. Usually they shrug it off as they hand you another prescription 😢the education on diet per se doesn’t exist in the medical world. I have educated myself and am thankful for your channel!

[@deecee901]

It's infuriating. I strongly feel this is my problem . Saw many gi docs. No excuse. I've been suffering. How dare they be so lazy & uninformed!

[@СнежинаКолева]

The goal of medicine is not to cure you, but to treat you

[@gerahuey3706]

Thank you for your honesty ❤

[@DianeRoma1]

If only all doctors were as knowledgeable as you.

[@andrewlewiscameras]

This guy is so knowledgeable. I’m 43 and only now am I working out why I’ve been suffering with ALL of these symptoms since the age of 19. That’s almost 25 years of struggling and being told that I have anxiety and depression and put on SSRI and SNRI medications. I’ve been misdiagnosed for 25 years by The UK’s National Health System’s GPs. My symptoms had to get SOOOOO bad to be tested for Gluten intolerance.

[@snowps1]

Fifteen years for me, on and off Lexapro. No more!

[@thestu4602]

40years for me before i was diagnosed with Coeliac Disease, an absolute blessing and i love it! I feel for people with an 'Intolerance or Sensitivity' as they will never get an official diagnosis, as hard as it is to get GP's to conduct properly.

[@joycebrewer4150]

😢😢

[@deecee901]

Me too sister!

[@Sister_Sue]

Oh my lord. Where have you been all my life!!

[@sixtysix2632]

I must say he explained a whole lot of my problems

[@vicwan5411]

Totally... his a God sent

[@fathyzone498]

thanks a lot 15 years i was living with high anxiety ,depression, sweaty hand & feet panic attack, i try everything yoga ,meditation,exercise just one week gluten free diet i am really change new life, thank you one more dr.

[@shushimushi]

I have the same issues. Crazy panic attacks and strange psicological episodes+my skin is terrific the past two years and my eyebrows are following down. My doctors didn't help me. I made ANA test and it was 1:350 positive, but it wasn't clear what what's the reason. I 'm now almost shure is the gluten...

[@lisamarie8406]

were you experiencing vertigo/dizziness?

[@ydntk8949]

That sounds amazing. So happy for you! Did it help your sweaty hands and feet? Thanks you much for taking the time to reply!

[@jellepleune8905]

Very similar to my story for the past 20 years.. finally getting my blood tested for gluten allergy this week. I kind of hope this is the cause..

[@jmadrigal8]

In 2017, I started experiencing abdominal pain after eating meals. I eventually went to the doctor who told me I had IBS and gave me Imodium. I took 3 months and countless visits before he tested me for Celiac’s, which came back negative. It gave me the idea to go gluten free and after 3 days, my extreme pain had disappeared, it took awhile for my GI system to heal. I’ve been gluten free for almost 7 years and feel great. Have even helped other people realize they had gluten issues too. Thanks for this great video! Will help spread the word!

[@silviafernandez146]

My ulcerative colitis has been in remission for 4 years since removing gluten, grain and sugar. No more meds!

[@nathantv8257]

Silvia Fernandez congratulations!!!

[@teedee6614]

Fantastic! Glad you eliminated your issues:) FYI, I was originally misdiagnosed as having ulcerative colitis but then it turned out I was gluten sensitive and also have a gluten allergy.

[@MelB868]

Your gosh to starve

[@karenmesser6152]

I am 57 yo and I haven’t felt really well for the last 5 years and didn’t understand why. I was told I had gallstones and had my gall bladder removed 3 years ago, then I was told I have bile reflux and that was cause of so many of my symptoms. I have been tested for celiac by blood and biopsies multiple times over the years all negative every time. My father was diagnosed with Celiac at age 60 and died of lymphoma at age 70 as a result of having celiac so it was always at the back of my mind that I may one day have it. These were my symptoms , nausea every day, h/a’s most days, fatigue everyday, constipation often, vertigo occasionally , tinnitus all the time, neuropathy in my feet most days, depression, anxiety, brain fog, eczema , bloating, gas and vomiting on occasion. The light bulb went off for me when I realized I ate something I had before and caused me to vomit on each occasion. I looked at the ingredients and wheat flour was the first ingredient !! From that day 2 weeks ago I went gluten free and I have already see some huge improvements. Nausea gone. Brain fog gone. Fatigue gone. My moods and anxiety improved, headaches gone, those were my main symptoms every day. I am gluten sensitive non celiac and relieved to know gluten is the cause finally!!! Thank you for this video, what an eye opener😮

[@JosieStev]

What is h/a ?

[@howard2052]

headache

[@Queenie-the-genie]

It’s the high levels of pesticides in the wheat grown in this country.

[@JosieStev]

@@howard2052 thanks ☺️

[@crafteed]

Been GF for about a decade. Went on an elimination diet with my daughter to support her... ended up discovering MY gluten sensitivity! (Celiac test came back negative.). Skin issues (DH & psoriasis like patches) most of my life and now my skin is clear. ❤️

[@roblovegreen]

Awesome. I have psoriasis, plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinitis. I just went gluten free and am hoping for these issues to resolve in time.

[@sunrisetacticalgear2676]

Had acne from age 18 till 50. It took about a year and a half, but have the best skin of my adult life,,,and no more stuffy head with headaches. If I cheat, I will be rewarded with a new pimple.

[@tonir6532]

​@@roblovegreenRegarding psoriasis also try a zinc spray from a compounding pharmacist. It really worked for someone I know and cleared the skin beautifully.

[@susanwray6788]

Great to know have psoriasis on my scalp and base of my neck for years only diagnosed recently by my Dermatologist. Will try it merci beaucoup

[@birdlover5]

Never had any idea!! Took me going on keto diet to find out. I ate low carb and very surprisingly felt worse. Started studying the ingredients in my food and saw that my low carb tortillas had like three different gluten ingredients in it. I thought to myself, "it can't be.." I went gluten-free, now going on week three, and the majority of my health issues I had no idea were tied to gluten are suddenly disappearing. Mind you some of these issues I have been dealing with for a long time 1. Severe scalp dermatitis (5 years) 2. Constipation issues (3 years) 3. Joint pain in right shoulder (6 years) 4. Strong underarm BO (3 years) - this one surprised me. Clinical strength deodorant didn't even work, and now I can go deodorant free for a day or two without an issue 5. Foul Embarrassing gas 6. Brain Fog, memory issues 7. Undigested food during bowel movements. My gut is better than it has been in a while. Hopefully, I will get better and better as I continue to go gluten-free. Healing takes time.

[@nicknack8003]

Man I've had allergies anxiety and bad brain fog since i was young. Started fasting at 31 32 and realized the mental clarity and energy i been missing out on. Allergies down 95% and healed my bloating with my blender and 6 months of vegetables blending but never fully got rid of gluten. Im 40 and been off and on with bad brain fog and low energy. I fast for a day and a half every time i feel like hell. Im starting today's! Thanks for the push.

[@gregstafford2155]

I can do it relate to you. I get the exact same thing. Plus massive sinus infections with headaches. But also underweight for my height. Did you find coffee upsets you too?

[@candicehenry6421]

I had dermagraphic skin condition, hypo thyroid, chronic allergies, stomach pain, looked swollen in my face and was over weight. Celiac disease test was negative. Tried gluten free diet and have not gone back. Skin condition is now in remission. Thyroid is in check now and allergies are ten times better. My weight is easy to maintain now. Gluten sensitivity is real! I wish people knew more. This was very informative!

[@candicehenry6421]

I have restless leg syndrome too! Had no idea they were correlated

[@BagznBirdz]

You just confirmed my suspicions. I had my gallbladder removed 4 yrs ago, it made my digestive system go all sorts of crazy. I think it left me gluten intolerant. I've met with 2 gastroenterologists, had all the possible testing done and I don't have celiac disease. None of the doctors really took my talk of a possible gluten intolerance seriously and just said, that yeah, you can avoid gluten if that makes you feel better. This is not seen as a real diagnosable state and it's a problem. It basically ruined my life. I went from an hourglass body with stamina and muscles to a tired, bloated and depressed creature within half a year after my surgery. I think I have to go gluten free for life.

[@hammerradiology1470]

You can do this! You'll get your ⌛figure back in no time... just don't give up!

[@sheronlyn2693]

Make it gluten and grain free and you'll get even better results. If in doubt read his book on being grain free and pain free.

[@sunnysidecarebear]

Mine started after my gallbladder removal too. I still need a motility test to rule out gastroperesis but so far all tests have been fine. Im so lost because im so miserable its effecting my life is huge ways. Def takes a mental toll. The fatigue is astounding and i have abdominal pain almost every day. It may stop for 2-3 days but comes right back. So im currently doing low fodmap diet and im still having pain and fatigue.

[@luxekook]

What symptoms did you have that made you have to have your gallbladder removed?

[@luxekook]

@@sunnysidecarebear What symptoms did you have that made you have to have your gallbladder removed?

[@MrAFORCEONE]

I just found out by chance that I may be sensitive to gluten. I turned 51 and was a bread and biscuit addict. My blood pressure has been high since i was 25 yrs but my cholesterol was very low, baffling doctors. The 4 blood pressure meds barely managed to lower BP. Two weeks ago i decided to cut gluten ,milk and sugar out of my diet and to my surprise, my BP for the whole of this week is around 115/76 without taking my meds. Not even the 4 combinations of meds has been able to get close to that in years. 'We are what we eat ' it's no joke ! Today, my wife brought loads of muffins and bread home and I still haven't touched it yet. I'm loving this new challenge. I did not know that my high BP was because my body was constantly fighting the poison i was putting in my body.

[@Mr.Market777]

This makes me emotional. I'm 35 and found out a few years ago from a guy who walked into my bar. Everything cleard up. Mine manifested in a rash on my face only. Amazing what we are able to figure out by sharing information. Take care bro! Never eat that again

[@MrAFORCEONE]

@@Mr.Market777 Thanks bro . I've been spreading the knowledge and people who listened are now kissing my feet because all their joint pains are gone and their BPs are down. Even my doctor is coming round to the idea by asking patients whose BPs are difficult to control, try it and he is amazed by the numbers that he is getting.

[@hammerradiology1470]

@@MrAFORCEONE wonderful that it worked for you and that you keep sharing the knowledge. I'm a doctor and aside from Celiac, we were never taught about gluten sensitivity. I had to do my own research. In the end I became a radiologist because I don't agree with so many mainstream medications. Everything has its place obviously but sometimes we're too blind to accept that maybe it's just gluten that's causing neurological symptoms... (just one example)

[@Jen.E]

​@MrAFORCEONE It seems when some doctors aren't taught about particular issues that say it's not real. 🤨🙄

[@janesmith6324]

Well done!

[@tag6619]

Wow he is talking about everything I have felt in the last few years. Started gluten free and already feel so much better! Thank you for this video❤️

[@DrOsborne]

You're welcome! So glad you are learning! Make sure you subscribe and share with others! #Save100MillionLives

[@rrijecanka]

Same here, I was on carnivore and felt better not knowing that is maybe gluten. Now I’m testing myself on gluten

[@giinburke]

Hyperthyroidism, ibs, depression, anxiety, waking up every night throwing up, tinnitus, acne, hives, heavy painful periods, yup. I am so grateful for people like you for putting this info out there for people who were in pain like me.

[@TheConscienceOne]

This of course means to go Vegan. Specialty foods. Enjoy life foods brand helps me so much.

[@rosehill9537]

@@TheConscienceOne same!

[@SingPrayPaint]

Wow! So sorry Jennifer! I know how you feel. 😢 have you considered Keto? I also listen to Dr Eric Berg. Good authority on keto. I'm considering this diet myself. I need better self-discipline. God bless!

[@hirafatimanoor9298]

@@SingPrayPaint I am also facing the systems and go to many doc thy told to different test and test again 1/2year .Now I surched you .I hope I follow your instructions and become healdy soon.

[@AlexiHolford]

@Caila That is not true. Anyone's diet can be deficient. But if someone is vegan, it doesn't mean they are deficient. I have been vegan 7 years and my bloodwork is perfect. I know others who have been vegan longer and the same is true.

[@hendilman]

Good work. Gluten free for 8 years after a Celiac diagnosis. Hate to think how bad things would be without the change.

[@wendyhannan2454]

Same, but I’ve been accidentally glutened and it sets me back terribly, it takes for ever to get gluten out of my system. It’s interesting to hear Peter say celiac disease can cause weight gain, that’s me. 🤷‍♀️ I think fasting is my way out. I’ve been celiac for 15 years I seem to get worse with age, I’m 77.

[@geoc1005]

Going gluten free stopped my skin from breaking out. After decades of acne and regularly waking up with a new zit/s every morning, I am free. No more pimples! I also think what they've done to grains has an effect as well. And glyphosate can contribute to a host of problems.

[@missy9280]

I need to go on a gĺuten free diet.i have had and got all those systems Drs around dont even care if they help you or not i don'tthink they know about these problems,i don,t know what to avoid i don't know what to eat can you help me thank you for all the info that you have given us ,i live in kenyucky i desperite to loose weight and i cant seem to loose any no matter what i do!!!!

[@sandymitchell7785]

Oh, my GOSH I COULDN’T BELIEVE MY EARS 👂‼️I’M 64 yrs old & Have been diagnosed with every single condition you mention I’ve been on for SOO VERY LONG ❗️I have to Go to a pain Dr & am on Medicare/Medicade I have been in the name of the hospital ever since I was four years old in and out of wheelchair cast crutches I also had Leg Perthises Disease As a child in both hips, Hashimoto’s bed t as a child in both hips, Hashimoto’s Bad skin, Migraines’ Rotten Teeth❗️😱I Am so GRATEFUL I SAW YOUR Video❗️🤪‼️😤🙏 Thank GOD❗️& I’ll definitely be one of your REGULARS‼️GOD. BLESS You & YOURS‼️ I’m SO GRATEFUL❗️😳😳😳😳

[@Cristaynful]

If given a chance, I will put a statue of you Dr Osborne in front of every health centres in my country to remind people (specially doctors) that gut health must be the priority before the prescribed medications!

[@DrOsborne]

That's a pretty awesome compliment Cris! Thanks for putting a smile on my face today :)

[@Angel020969]

@@DrOsborne Do you think this could be possible for scleroderma too?

[@wendyhannan2454]

@@Angel020969My mother had Scleroderma some 45 years ago, she ate a lot of gluten, and had horrible tummy and gullet problems. She had to have her gullet stretched every so often. Had she gone GF it may of helped her, Scleroderma is a horrible painful disease, I hope you find some help to feel better. 😉

[@liliasgordon3565]

Listening to this doctor I am now coming to believe that I do not have MS but have some sort of "gluten intolerence". My mother had similar symptoms and most of my siblings do too but we were brought up withe the mantra "doctors know best". Well sod it, I am waiting for my copy of no grain, no pain and am going to try this. As one of your responders says being misdiagnosed by NHS who only look at the symptoms you present, not the whole picture. I hope everyone who finds this channel goes on to try this and feel a whole lot better.

[@Smellywax77]

Mind blown! I’ve been dealing with mis diagnosis for 3 years. Drs have pushed so many meds on me. Just changed my diet to gluten free and feeling so better. Thank you!

[@DrOsborne]

So awesome! Thanks for sharing your story!

[@vanillawings11]

I got restless legs, IBS, psoriasis and horrible anxiety nearly daily. Damn... im glad i found your video, im definitely going to go gluten free after this!!

[@dannyrikabi3955]

Same symptoms I went through with the exception that I had consistent mouth ulcers and joint pain with it.

[@bonniesammons2348]

@@dannyrikabi3955me too! All the above except psoriatic arthritis.

[@robertacofie7387]

This is the first time I have heard this so clearly explained. I am definitely gluten sensitive. I have so many autoimmune problems…….now I understand why. Thank you.

[@margaret_rejnowska]

Frequent respiratory inflammation - bronchitis, cold, sore throat, tonsilitis - was symptoms of gluten sensitivity in my case. Initially, I was diagnosed with allergies and receiving immune boosting shots every 2 weeks for five years. Every time I tried to part with the protocol I would get sick again, with never ending cough. I self diagnosed the root cause of the situation after the last time I got sick from eating bread and pastry when I got IBS, hives, and bronchitis. Cough lasted over 3 months and what helped me detox was acupuncture, sauna, and NAC.

[@asrattadesse8597]

Wow it is mind blowing information! Thank you so much! After almost 10 years of suffering none of my doctors ever told me to have gluten free diet but I had to be my own health advocate and stop and start different diet on my own. I finally cracked the code! Stopped eating Gluten and became vegetarian, it is like a Miracle from God! I am so grateful to all the different doctors on KZbin who lead me to check things out and listen to my body. The recovery process was instant for me! I am waiting to see if my hypothyroidism goes away as well. I am hopeful.

[@lavellnutrition]

I am Celiac and have Dermatitis Herpetiformis among many other conditions. I am reading this book and it's amazing!! It's an absolute necessity if your are trying to determine if you are gluten sensitive or Celiac and how to heal. It's the all inclusive guide to healing. Thank you Dr. Osborne! God bless you!

[@janeboltezar1458]

You are not celiac. That is not your name. You have celiac disease, but you are not celiac. Don't define yourself by your disease

[@marita3761]

Dr you have saved my life , may God bless you always and give you all your heart's desire.

[@bron-sconcess.10]

Dr Osborne's work is pure gold! When I stopped wheat/gluten my life changed but, by this stage the damage was so severe, which causes complications! Still I'm seeing improvement everyday. Don't wait until it's an uphill journey; there's no harm in trying something different for a month, just to check!

[@MrAbi123]

How old are you and long has it been since you cut out gluten

[@luxekook]

What kind of damage did you have?

[@francesshaw2136]

I cut out wheat, barley and true 13 years ago, after 2 years of my gallbladder removal. I have had IBS since a teenager. The gf diet worked good until this year. Diarrhea one and odd. Wonder if the other grains that mimic gluten in wheat are now affecting me? Also with dairy mimicking gluten it could be that. Maybe an elimination diet next. Gluten sensitive not celiac.

[@MrAbi123]

@@francesshaw2136 go test for histamine intolerance and sibo very Important you rule them out first before anything trust me don’t waste any more time with your health these are the most likely after years of gluten free diet not working as well as it did before and if left untreated it could turn into mcas

[@luxekook]

@@francesshaw2136 What symptoms did you have that made you have to remove your gallbladder?

[@dottierambo8851]

Sick for years doctors failed to find anything. I tried to go gluten free and wow what a difference. I am not perfect and sometimes eat things I shouldn't but I always get sick when I do. Lots of migraines and inflammation in my back and other parts of my body which makes me sick for days.

[@denisekruczyk6847]

My daughter had migraines and severe back pain for no reason. Lots of testing yielded nothing. Went gluten free and has not had any problems since

[@Amandeep-hq5lv]

​@@denisekruczyk6847 have you had gone for genetic test ,HLA dq2/dq8

[@wearecoaches]

This guy really knows what he is talking about. Grain free is hard but trying is believing. I did it for 4 months and felt so much better...it was like a miracle. I had so much nerve pain that vanished. Probably mostly gluten in my case but I decided to eat Paleo most of the time. Works for me thank goodness..

[@RaeAria]

Curious, where was your nerve pain located? Pretty sure gluten is my issue right now

[@mimisourires]

Same here. For me burning feet, tingling, numbness, weakness in hands and feet, also excrutiating stabbing pain in shoulders and back, stiffness all over. To the point it was hard to hold a pen and to walk. Also to stay more than 15 minutes in the same position. No quality of life at all. I just wanted to die to put an end to the pain. 10+ years of pain and meds to pain and meds free in 3 months on a paleo diet. Gluten, corn and dairy were triggers in my case. They couldn't diagnose any of those symptoms. Blood work negative to CD. And was misdiagnosed 3 times in those years for my skin issues. All gone in 8 months. Definetely dermatitis herpetiformis. 80-90% of DH patients also have CD. But the majority of them don't have positive blood test.

[@08patboy]

@@mimisourires did you ever have neck pain or migraines?

[@Queenie-the-genie]

It’s not the foods - it’s the high levels of pesticides in the foods.

[@Queenie-the-genie]

When I started on (organic, gluten free, keto - I had reynauds syndrome, a lot of pains, allergies, painful gut problems and more. been 5 years and I don’t have any of that. I’m also 25 lbs. lighter and take no pharmaceuticals at 78.

[@ritadalessio4102]

I have had all the symptoms for over 50 yrs. I recently went on a gluten free diet myself and have been feeling much better. I went to every kind of dr. You can think of over the yrs.

[@norielli12]

Currently 10/09/2023 living in Orlando Florida and I have been having on going issues for years that my drs haven’t figured out. This past week I explained the issues between my diet, gut, skin and mental all seem to get worse when gluten is involved simply because there’s physical proof that aligns. I learned to mention that, thanks to a lot of videos like this, I am going to a GI Doctor coming this next week trying to get to the bottom of my issues. I have no information on family history on either side but I am trying to get to the bottom of this and I haven’t been myself for years. Getting to the bottom of this and genetic testing is all I can do for my daughter but these types of videos are invaluable to people like me who feel like they have to advocate or find answers for themselves. You are appreciated!

[@ruthstandafer9980]

My GI didn't even ask about my diet so I'm going to contact a functional doctor and see if they can help

[@norielli12]

@@ruthstandafer9980 That’s crazy to me! I hope you find the answers and healing you’ve been needing soon!

[@IngridGreenaway-qp9zy]

Ultra digest

[@hallevanskyock9299]

Everyone thought I was crazy and had an eating disorder but I was just gluten sensitive the whole time. I had symptoms of IBS, irregular menses, migraines, a severely elevated liver enzyme (with no other explanation as a healthy 18 y/o woman), chronic fatigue and weight issues. It’s unbelievable what gluten can do to you.

[@DrOsborne]

Thanks for sharing your experience Halle!

[@lisamarie8406]

were you experiencing vertigo/dizziness?

[@barbaraeskandary3941]

Thank you for this video, this condition is so misdiagnosed. Hopefully all the good people suffering needlessly will get to see your video.

[@sandymitchell7785]

Most informative video I have seen YEARS❗️🙏

[@YolandaRevealed]

I am so happy I found your video on gluten!!! I have struggled all my life being overweight. I have tried so many diets that only failed. Recently I have been diagnosed with sciatica, lumbar problems, numb feet, osteoarthritis in my spine and knees. Lately I have used whole wheat flour to make my own bread without yeast. It was ok but I start noticing how the wheat would cause discomfort and cramping with painful bowel movements. I really want to try going gluten free and hope it would solve my problems. God bless you for sharing this!!! 👍💯💗

[@nancydavis5857]

I’ve been gluten free 10 months now and I feel amazing! I was diagnosed with an auto immune disease and that is the first thing I read about and applied. Ive managed to stay off all medications bcuz my symptoms have come down and blood work is amazing. Hoping this stays the course!

[@DrOsborne]

So wonderful to hear!!

[@RandyFricke]

This is the best video I've seen this year. Thank you Dr. Osborne.

[@DrOsborne]

You are welcome!

[@Hopeandredemption]

I cut out sugar, gluten, and dairy for 3 months I lost 12 pounds, my acne cleared up and my menstrual cramps and flow reduced significantly...I now eat those occasionally and my cramps are still non existent. I use to need 1000mg of IB twice a day for 6 days and many super ultra tampons but my last cycle I only took 600mg of IBUPROFEN two separate days (1200mg total for a 6 day cycle) when I ate 🍰 and I was good with a super tampon and needed less changing... I hope this helps someone else... Am learning more and working on improving my diet it's a process and journey.

[@andreadee5036]

I never had my menses. Perhaps, one a year. Then, when I went GF, they lasted 2-3 weeks every month for the most of a year.

[@Mairitas]

Txs a lot for your comment. I print screen this and sent to my sis. This totally relates to her.

[@RustySpoons6490]

Thank you for your post, it’s comforting to know that I’m not alone. I am finding that I now have a gluten intolerance. Have you found it has been difficult to make meals or have a normal diet without gluten? Seems like gluten is in everything! 😞

[@jeanene64]

Oh my , I think my daughter needs to read these comments!

[@hyrunnisa997]

@@andreadee5036 you probably have some iron deficiency and low omega 3s. It sounds like you have pcos. take some cod liver oil And eat beef liver 3 or 4 times a week. Also increase your healthy fats by a lot. 2 tablespoons per meal. Also start drinking bone broth, put it in soup or anything. I hope this helps! If you don't see a reduction in bleeding in 3 months you might need to go to a doctor, you could have a fibroid, endometriosis, or God forbid I know a lady who had leukemia who had the same symptoms.

[@andreadee5036]

I had neuropathy in my limbs, my hands hurt all the time, I had horrendous whole body pain, but the worse of the pain was in my face. I believe my trigeminal nerve was damaged. My face often felt like I had a blow torch to it and the shooting pains were unbearable. The worse of this started after going GF and before going grain free. Thank you for all your help, Dr O. I know I would not have healed without it.

[@lovejoy6710]

Andrea Dee how long did it take you to feel better? I have these symptoms

[@mezhik6218]

Hi the pain you were having I am having that same numb face and side of the face what should I do

[@mezhik6218]

@@lovejoy6710 hi r u better now

[@UshasRides]

My classic symptom is lethargy and tiredness. I haven’t had gluten for a couple of years but on occasions I’ve inadvertently eaten it … I always know because I physically want to shut down about 30 minutes later.

[@leannhorne8459]

I’m speechless. Thank you so very much for the help. I only discovered you two days ago. I never really get any answers from the digestive dr. You are saving lives! I never purposely eat the glue but I’m buying your book anyway. Neurotoxin, why has no one ever said that?

[@Carriesue1982]

I was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism, had nodules and felt like I was overdosing on caffeine all the time. Had a radioactive treatment done(ruined my life), I’ve never been the same since. I’ve been taking thyroid meds but I’m so tired that I can barely function. Joint pain, inflammation, weight gain. My doctors never once brought up gluten. I asked my doctor if I could be celiac and he all but laughed at me. Said it was impossible at my age(in my 30’s at the time, now 40). I’m not sure that I am celiac but I think at this point it’s pretty clear that a gluten sensitivity is probably involved. I wish more doctors understood how important food is. I’ve lost so many years to this fatigue and it didn’t have to be that way.

[@shalinidhir5335]

Dr, I had multiple sclerosis. Since i hv started on a gluten free diet, i feel overall better. I am able to manage my ms. You are very right...gluten can cause harm to our nerves. Thanks for such an informative video. It reaffirms my faith to go gluten free. I hv hypothyroid since 25yrs now. May be that is also due to gluten.

[@k8sl]

And sugar

[@barbaramoore4028]

Since the 50s they modified the wheat to produce higher yield BUT NOW IT HAS A MUCH HIGHER GLUTEN CONTENT!!! the book Wheat Belly describes how the gluten passes the the blood brain barrier. Very informative book

[@hammerradiology1470]

Well, I'm a doctor and nobody ever told me about gluten sensitivity during my studies. Celiac- yes, but other than that no nutrition education. Sad really.

[@drirene57]

Same here. I always looked for stomach issues. Don’t worry, I was punished for my ignorance. I developed body aches, joint pain and brain fog. Some people have to learn the hard way! 😄

[@hammerradiology1470]

@@drirene57 so true...hope you're feeling better.

[@linanicolia1363]

I also expect no one told you, we are all mortal and therefore, we die. The med schools seem to have a problem with death. They see it as failure of the medical establishment......not exactly the same as allowing people to gracefully move on. Nope......none of that........

[@rachelneckar6083]

It’s nice to see doctors in this community as well. I know that y’all get into this profession because y’all care about helping people. I didn’t get into the medical field because I couldn’t live with myself if a patient died in my care or I gave wrong advice because I was misinformed. I consider you brave for trying to help and I know the human body is very complex and your field is growing faster every day. I don’t discount anything I hear from my doctor because sometimes the details I miss he catches. I also know that not all patients reveal everything that is wrong till it gets so bad they can’t function normally. My wake up call was tennis elbow that would not heal. It took me a year and a half to finally function normally again. I lost my job in the process and had physical therapy that was not really having a lot of effect on the pain. I was also aware of side effects of pain meds and was not wanting to go down that road. I knew plenty of people who developed a problem from them. I am a different case because of so many details that seem like nothing turn into something bigger later. I’m on my final year of college and my grades are better now than they were when I was in high school and I have more to juggle and older now. I also have family that suffers from similar issues as well. They saw the changes in my habits ( having more energy) my mom is a retired RN and she decided to try this. She has started to read “ No Grain No Pain” and she is starting to convert. She also wishes she would have known about this sooner as well. Her results so far consist of gradual weight loss and increased mobility. She is out of a wheelchair and walking with a walker. This was something her doctor said was impossible due to diabetic neuropathy. She just started conversation about 2 months ago and lost 56 pounds. Pandemic has been terrible on diets so it’s going slower than we all like but the results are staying stable.

[@hammerradiology1470]

@@rachelneckar6083 thanks for sharing your thoughts. Wishing you and your family a journey that only leads upwards both mentally and physically. You got this. ❤

[@1984FarmDreams]

Ayurveda believes in 7 stages of dis-ease. In Western medicine, we are taught what is common is "normal." When really its the beginning stages of disease. Our body is always talking, are we listening? After years of not feeling well, being told I was fine focusing on eating a plant based diet-many grains, legumes, nuts-who knew gluten/dairy was such a problem for me. I was in severe pain, brain fog, ADD, neuropathy in extremeties. I tried it ALL for years! Today, I live gluten free on a personalized AIP Paleo lifestyle/diet. Today I feel better than I ever did in my life! My life is a huge focus on diet with high doses of nature, yoga, meditation, and lots of self care. Many schools of thought believe disease begins in gut, I agree from my own experience and studies, take care of that gut! Great video!

[@ameliabou2979]

I took Metronidazole for a tooth ache and my life just turned over. My life was turned upside down overnight. I think I've had over 200 different symptoms, each one as horrible as the next. I thought I was going to die. Multiple panic attacks several times a day, the inability to get out of bed sometimes, severe anxiety, the inability to cope with noise, people, light and so on. Repeated discomfort. Blood pressure rises and falls. Extremely severe digestive problems with vertigo and dizziness. Cerebral fog, depersonalisation to the point where I no longer recognise myself or my loved ones. Attacks of chronic fatigue, migraines that just wanted to end, pain all over my body, hearing loss......ETC That was 4 years ago. Today, thanks to a radical change in my lifestyle thanks to naturopathy and functional medicine, I can see an improvement. I still have certain problems due to multiple intolerances and OCD. I've never managed to stop eating gluten and dairy products long enough, but I intend to get there. I think full recovery will come when I do. Thanks to all the functional doctors and naturopaths for their support and wonderful work.

[@russrichard7114]

Eating products with gluten is like a time bomb waiting to explode. In my case it resulted in psoriasis, an auto immune disease. I became gluten free and only ate vegetables and tofu and drank 4 litres of water daily. With 3 weeks, I began to see improvement with my psoriasis and overall skin health. Overall I feel so energetic and happy now.

[@I_know_it_I_sew_it_I_grow_it]

Thank you for this comment. 💗

[@MelB868]

What about fruit and meat and dairy

[@DeionHarris]

dam u can eat meat dont starve urself

[@DeionHarris]

@@MelB868 no dairy its trash no cow

[@capecyn]

​​@@melistudio3653 yes, over ninety percent of soy products in this country are GMO. Better to eat the fermented soy products. And organic.

[@luisga3709]

Thank you from Australia. After been repeatedly misdiagnosed, finally, a dermatologist diagnosed DH. I know learn thanks to you that my mothers constellation of symptoms and diseases are strongly linked. thank you.

[@Jojo-lf3dy]

I suffered with 10 yrs of opiate/ opioid addiction. A couple years ago I started getting very sick...every symptom you mentioned. Holy cow i think im gluten intolerant. Should sugar be avoided too? I spent 2 years being very sick no doctor can figure out what is going on. Im gonna try this and I will send an update.

[@lrx54]

Pharmacist here…3 day muscle soreness after exercise, chronic problem. CoQ 10 daily keeps me pain free, and I can exercise now without fear of this pain! I must have a metabolism issue.

[@roblovegreen]

Glad you’ve found something that helps you. What kind of CO Q 10 do you take and how long did it take until you started noticing a positive difference? Thanks.

[@chasethehorizonx]

Consider a nightshade intolerance.

[@LaniAnne402]

I was very lucky to have a well trained and informed doctor who checked my labs and questioned me about certain symptoms. She ordered a screen for allergies which showed a high level of wheat allergy. Since then, I have removed gluten completely and my symptoms went away. I know now that if I have gluten by “accident” I have a horrible reaction! I have medication to take when I have a flare up, and follow up by flooding my body with water until I’m back to “normal.” The gluten-free products available now are much better than when I was diagnosed. My favorite bread products are made by a company called Schar. Schar prepares wonderful breads, cookies, flour, and other products which I enjoy. It can be very depressing when I’m hit with gluten and I go through the process of “deglutenizing” my body. I also take a probiotic daily to help keep my system as clean as possible. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@starlily3357]

I have been suffering from RA, and IBS. My husband was diagnosed 2weeks ago with celiac. This video came in my feed it’s a must watch video. Thank you for this information.

[@eemariana]

I'm so grateful one can finf these videos after so many years. Very informative!!! I'm 36 years old and i have struggled all my life with severe constipation, stomach pain, bloating, acne and now in recent years severe join pain and fatigue. I'm what's considered a "healthy person" atletic, good eating habits and good mental health, but i am trying to cut out gluten and see how my body starts to work with me :) i will keep going! Thx

[@carolynhunt7333]

When I quit gluten 10 years ago, lower back, hip and other joint pain went away. I’m in my 70s now, and symptoms have not returned I can have it occasionally, but can’t make it a habit.

[@ericamalast9896]

Thank u for this video. I have TINNITUS,depression, fatigue, dizziness, and it all is intensified when I eat wheat and caffeine!!! Now I know and will illuminate the wheat and caffeine.

[@Jennifer.villezcas]

Since I turned 20 almost ten years algo I have been diagnosed with pcos, adhd, pmdd and restless leg syndrome, hypothiroidism and I'm always bloated... My current doctor told me to stop eating gluten and now I understand why

[@OGAesthetics]

feeling better?

[@roblovegreen]

Did you go gluten free? How are you doing now?

[@paulasansom6088]

First diagnosed with dermatomyositis 23 years ago by a dermatologist. All tests came back negative but she still believed that was my problem. Began treatment by rheumatologist -- methotrexate, hydroxychloroquine, and periodic ivig. Had to change rheumatologists and after 6 months he dismissed me as a patient because all tests were negative and he said mine was a dermatologic problem. Continued methotrexate and hydroxychloroquine treatment with dermatologist for a few years. Skin cleared up for a while then came back. Now I'm in full-blown inflammation. Then I stumbled on one of your videos, bought the book, and began to follow it just about a week ago. No results yet but I'm hopeful.

[@teedee6614]

You rock! Thanks so much. For years I thought I had celiac disease and genetic testing showed I did not. I do however have the inflammation type gluten sensitivity and was also told I also have a gluten allergy because I get hives and anaphylaxis from ingesting wheat. And of course I have eczema too on my fingers and the palm of my hands but it's been controlled by eating a gluten free diet. I find I have to watch everything I eat but my health is worth it.

[@omarzaid872]

He is absolutely on spot

[@billborden310]

It would be a lot simpler if we could stop eating and get nutrition directly into the bloodstream. Just bypass the digestive system all together. Too much hassle. I went on a fast years ago for 14 days and felt great. Loved it! What a time saver not having to prepare food, eat, and clean up. I've tried to do it again but can't go beyond 3 days.

[@meltcy]

Yes please. Or just put all the necessary nutrients into a capsule. I’ll take it three times a day. Like a good girl. And my son (who suffers the most sensitivity) will follow suit.

[@humannaturedj]

But what about when your stomach growls? Hunger pangs? That's your body telling you to eat

[@earthlymatters888]

Juice fast 👌

[@ednaforal31]

Hi Dr- This video is life changing!! Can you please note “the proper test” in comments that you refer to around 48:00 on the video counter and posted to the live? I can’t see that info as I am watching your replay. Thank you so much!

[@Rawan-tc3ox]

The most informative video on KZbin on topic of gluten issues Thank you

[@DrOsborne]

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[@Sonzoul1]

I am really surprised you don't h 'ave 1 million subscriber. I have been listening to youtube and podcasts ''health related'' topics for years now and I find the information you provide about gluten is not only accurate but also very elaborated.

[@yvonnehooper2041]

I was diagnosed with Psoriatic Arthritis and treated with medication for about seven years and after a blood test showing gluten sensitivity, went on a gluten sensitive diet. I no longer need the medication. My symptoms have been notably reduced.

[@davidevans5163]

You know I was diagnosed with PA 5 years ago and my symptoms have gotten a lot worse over the years, along with severe stomach problems, joint problems, nerves, anxiety and depression to name a few. I have just had a upper endoscopy and they suspect celiac although I will wait biopsy results and see. Just goes to show how many people are misdiagnosed!

[@ashleeebaby9166]

No grain no pain, lol

[@AlexiHolford]

@@roxyc5345 so funny that it is the name of a book. It isn't something original that Ashleee Baby came up with.

[@MelB868]

Rice is a grain and shouldn’t hurt you

[@crunchybeen4263]

My asthma went away for the most part when I went gluten free. Been 12 years GF and will not go back. I still have issues but so much better.

[@holliec955]

I was told I had non alcoholic fatty liver when I was 23. I’ve always been heavy , went gluten free and lost 45lbs in 3 months. Started eating bread again and now at 30 I’m back to gluten free. Lost 10lbs in two weeks,

[@asdf4678z]

When I cut out all gluten I dropped some weight pretty fast. I think initially what I lost excess water and inflammation and later on I did lose some actual fat. I lost about 25 pounds. 😊

[@wendyhannan2454]

What’s wrong with me, I don’t eat Gluten due to being celiac. I can’t lose weight ? I love soy, now I need to take that out of my diet, along with dairy. 🤷‍♀️

[@thewatch1234]

I am so grateful I found you, You are a god send, I have been feeling horrible, I stopped with the gluten, I feel a lot better, I went to my doctor and I received a song and a dance, but I have a lot of the things you are saying, I was taking Pepto for my stomach pain, so I have to wait two weeks for a blood test, because my doctor told me Pepto will have to go out of my body or it will give me a false reading, so I had to be my own doctor, I stopped anything with gluten in it for the last two weeks and I am starting to feel better, my niece has a bad gluten problem, so I guess it runs in my family, so I thank you very much for all your advise.

[@jamiejaskowiak4480]

Thanks for this video! I suspect i have gluten sensativity. When i was young, i was thin, suffered from mouth ulcers, vertigo, excruciating peroids. Now at 44 im obese, and the last 2 years suffered with chronic constipation and have had two abcesses in my digestive tract that required surgery. I suffered from alcoholism, depression. I have switched to a keto diet, cut gluten and sugar. Now ive lost 20 pounds. Bp is finally normal.one month in and my mental and physical health are amazing. I feel like i have never felt before. Ive eaten heavy gluten for 44 years

[@loraineashton4899]

Well done that must of been terrible so glad you are recovering its fantastic 🎉

[@matthew-gn4qd]

love this video, its right on the money 💣💥 got to look at cutting out ALL grains now, not just the "normal" gluten ones. thank you Dr Osborne for all your amazing work ❤️🙏

[@mohammadbataineh8215]

You are totally right, My md diagnosed me with IBS never asked me to go Gluten-free.

[@reginarianellirianelli.hom7105]

Another Great Video, Dr. Osborne! Always amazing information to a better and improved quality Life. You are changing lives worldwide, plus NO GRAIN NO PAIN: Thank You! many Blessings your way, Regina Rianelli, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, South America

[@AKAOZ]

I'm 24. None of my Drs acknowledged my insticts that I'm gluten intolerant and they have messed by body as a kid with meds. I have almost all the symptoms and decided to go gluten free yesterday. I'm so tired of being constantly sick and tired no matter what. Hopefully things get better. Thank you Dr for the information!

[@Josephjof]

How have you felt ?

[@AKAOZ]

@@Josephjof you mean the symptoms or how I feel now that I've eliminated gluten?

[@scottsanett]

@@AKAOZ I believe it's the symptoms

[@bilalhaider8052]

@@AKAOZ what are u eating instead of grains?

[@nicolerainier8498]

Did u find relief

[@DRUMSRIO]

Thanks Doc , awesome video , I ve been sick for years , gluten blood work came back negative , but I know I have it , cause you nailed all my symptoms , my joints are on fire , great video thanks

[@wendyhannan2454]

You know your self, by removing gluten, that’s how I found out I was celiac. As soon as I slip up and eat gluten I’m so sick and can’t leave the house. It takes for ever removing gluten from my system. I’m buying the book. Dr Osbourne sure knows his stuff.

[@georginasmith441]

terrible symptoms for 3 months (docs think functional dyspepsia) , gnawing stomach pain, esophageal spasms, reflux, pressure in stomach and chest ..... going gluten free is already showing results... good luck all Great video with good info 😀

[@SanaKhan-i1k]

Omg same my Dr same thing I have functional dyspepsia and generalized anxiety disorders but now I know what's the problem is 😂

[@leonbee6227]

thank you. I was blind and now I can see 😎

[@yolandamanjarres7839]

Thank you Dr. what a blessing to hear about this topic from you. God bless.

[@TeeMaaLyt]

Doctor, you're really master your subject. Thank you for this video, you've learned me a lot. Here in France we don't have doctors at the same level than yours.

[@colleenlukey3680]

Thankyou Dr Osborne, everything you said was entirely true, you know exactly what you're talking about, l had a good many of these symptoms for many years, l wish l had met you years ago, l am now sixty seven years old, l have been gluten free now since my early forties, this has been the only time l have been healthy in my life, prior to this l was always chronically sick.On this subject it's the best video l have ever seen, thankyou so ,so much, you're a great Doctor.

[@keerastover5317]

Im not even through this video and its already thee most informative one I've watched. Thank you

[@DrOsborne]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ashleylarose7473]

Just found out I’m gluten sensitive from a genetic panel done a few weeks ago. This video describes my life for the past 4 years. Glad I finally know what’s up. Now to focus on detoxifying and anti-inflammation eating

[@DrOsborne]

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[@bilalhaider8052]

Which test is the more reliable?? And 100 percent accurate

[@amydugan2248]

Are fibroids a symptom? Thank you!

[@hacklabdesign]

You are amazing. I did not have any of my issues before I was 47 , I now have brain fog , tinnitus, GI issues, fatigue, I did a gluten dairy elimination and the re-entry . Today I’m miserable and lost a lot hope . I’ll check back here after after a couple weeks.

[@hacklabdesign]

I’m 3 days in , unbelievable reduction in head pressure , no GI , lower pitch and volume of tinnitus , at allergist now for Casein and Gluten testing, but I’ll never eat that crap again (pizza, bojangle biscuits and pasta)

[@oldsoulz-q4u]

I knew I needed to cut out gluten again -- this really helped with motivation. Thanks!

[@DrOsborne]

You're welcome! So glad you are learning! Make sure you subscribe and share with others! #Save100MillionLives

[@lisamarie8406]

were you experiencing vertigo/dizziness?

[@chetanyeddula3225]

This is so true, whenever I have pasta, I have dizziness after that and the next day. Sometimes it can be really bad. No more pasta for me, shame since I love it

[@iamwell5654]

I use the pea protein pasta. Works well.

[@jannickjeppesen4218]

This is crazy... i have almost all symptoms, and my daughter even have suffered from eleptic problems. I just resent diagnosed my self as gluten allergic, and stated a gluten free diet, and all of my symptoms are fating away.... pain, diarrhea, headache, fatigue, memory problems, anger, blowdednes, ect. Ect. I even started to dream agen, i havent slept vell enough to dream in 15 years, now I sleep, dream and wake up early, feeling good and fresh for the day. My god, gluten do not get attention enough at the doctors. Regards jannick 48 denmark.

[@DrOsborne]

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[@daisycofresi7252]

I knew this doctor was special but he has done more than possible. Thank you cause we can be facing many sicknesses manmade once again. Maybe we can face what is to come.

[@SparkyOne549]

I’ve been gluten free for at least 4 decades before gluten was a word, celiac disease don’t exist. As a kid, I told a doc at a hospital that bread did this to me, and he laughed and said don’t be silly, bread can’t do this to you. Little did he know, yet me, as a young child knew more than he did. But all I knew, was bread and donuts I couldn’t eat. I had multiple visits to docs and hospitals, all through to my teens, even after giving up sandwiches/ donuts, any bread. I thought it was anything with flour in it. In my 20’s, I had a piece of pizza after being incredibly ill from tonsillitis, that was all the food we had that was in my shared apartment. A week later I’m back to the docs, she felt my torso area and was shocked, she said your intestines have bricks in them. I said yes. She asked if this was the first time this happened. I said no, it has happened all my life after eating any thing with flour in it. She asked if she could run a blood test. Days later she called and wanted to see me. When I got there, she had so much paperwork on her desk. She said my blood test revealed that I was lacking many nutrients (not sure the exact terms but it wasn’t good) she said I had markers for celiac disease. I asked “What is celiac disease?” Never heard of it. This was the early 90’s. She told me what it was, and I broke down in tears.I told her I had seen docs and hospitals all my life, and I told the docs that bread and donuts did this to me and I was laughed at. She was so sorry, celiac disease is relatively a new term, they may not have heard of it before. She told me that I may need a biopsy, she then said that after my story, and symptoms, that I most likely have celiac disease. She asked if I wanted the biopsy,I said no. I told her I’ve lived with it all my life, if you think I have celiac disease, then what to I have to do from this point? She said if I completely avoid anything with gluten, I didn’t know what gluten was, she told me what it was, and gave me an extensive list of foods and drinks to avoid, she said I won’t have the symptoms I have had all my life. It all made complete sense to me. I was being glutened all my life from only thinking that I couldn’t eat anything with flour in it, there were mundane every day foods that had gluten in it, sauces, etc etc etc. She said that’s why my blood showed a lack of nutrients. I had been glutened just recently, from a gluten free product.I had the bricks in my intestines, my intestines hurt, same old same old. Along with that, I developed a walnut allergy, egg allergy, tomato to allergy, and atopic dermatitis and infections. I was told that being glutened changed my gut micro biome, so my immune system is over reacting. I was told to remove all grains from my diet, eat a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, eat fermented foods. Stay away from anything that causes a reaction. Don’t touch harsh chemicals, avoid harsh soaps , no dust etc etc. i was told this repair could take months! I’m trying. I was told to not get the Covid shot because of my weakened Immune system, told me to stay home and heal.

[@SouthCountyGal]

I know it's a typo, but I chuckled about your weekend immune system. I wouldn't mind one of those. Do they start work on Friday night, or Saturday morning? Ugh, the vendors who think gluten-free diets are a fad and aren't careful with their ingredients/machinery are my nemesis. I'm sorry you got glutened against your will. I hope you've recovered by now. I have had similar experiences to yours. My parents used to wonder what the heck was stopping up the toilet. That's all I'll say about that... Egg allergy here, too, along with a few molds. Weird sensitivities to alcoholic drinks of every kind, caffeine, echinacea, chamomile, evening primrose, and lavender. Sensitivity to numerous medications and certain chemicals found in detergents and lotions. Seems like every day there's a new one. My favorite is having to leave the laundromat when anyone uses bleach, or public venues whenever someone exercises their right to smoke pot. I suspect I've been poisoning myself by cheating once in a great while and testing whether I still have a gluten issue (news flash, I do). That's because for many years my doctors and I weren't sure if it was celiac, gluten sensitivity due to genetics, or a food sensitivity developed from overexposure that could go away after a few years of avoidance.

[@SparkyOne549]

@@SouthCountyGal Weekend Immune system? Maybe I misunderstand but, my immune system repairs ( microbiome) when I haven’t been glutened. When I’ve been glutened, I’m back at square one with immune issues.

[@SouthCountyGal]

@@SparkyOne549 Look at your original post. You had a typo I thought was cute, that's all. Weekend = weakened

[@SparkyOne549]

@@SouthCountyGal Thanks for that. Didn’t see it before, corrected now.

[@MrJuliobaltazar]

Im so shocked with all this info but grateful at the same time. Info is life

[@jeanene64]

My kid had to have two small intestine tests. On the second test, they said gluten allergy...I will remember what you said ! It will be helpful with her testing. Genitic testing will be the key! Thank YOU!

[@DrOsborne]

You're welcome! So glad you are learning! Make sure you subscribe and share with others! #Save100MillionLives

[@lindamarsh6711]

My adopted daughter has been diagnosed with celiac disease. I have noticed a drastic change in her personality. She has become resentful of me, argumentative over American politics ( we’re Canadian) when we’d jokingly criticize a candidate, all of a sudden she resents me and is intolerant of my religious views, abortion views and many more. You might say she has “Cancelled” me out of her life “boom” just like that. We have always gotten along despite our different beliefs and had many great times together. Can gluten or lack of gluten changed her personality drastically. I miss my daughter so much.

[@carolhopetyler2178]

Wow Linda I am sorry. I think gluten free diet may change many things.