I read this article:
"Well... the eyelid jumping migrated south. Now it feels like my intestines are vibrating. Seriously odd! It feels like I swallowed a pager or something. Has anyone else experienced that sensation?

At my worst, I had that feeling intensely...like someone was playing the guitar in my abdomen. It was horrific. I had to give presentations at work while this was occurring. It was awful.

Grace"

The sentence where she says : "Now it feels like my intestines are vibrating. Seriously odd! It feels like I swallowed a pager or something." This is exactly what I am feeling. I even described it as "I feel like I swallowed a pager."

Did anyone ever answer this?

Thank you,

Larry

Gluten intolerance is often associated with osteoporosis. The main cause is chronic GI malabsorption due to the ongoing inflammation of the GI lining due to undigested gluten fragments. Chronic malabsoprtion of calcium leads to loss of bone mass. Once bone mass loss reaches a certain threshold, an individual receives a diagnosis of osteoporosis.

Lifestyle changes including a gluten- and casein-free diet represent the best long-term solutions. Calcium and vitamin D supplmentation, themselves "supplemented" by regular exercise, will help one's body to begin to build new bone mass. Of course, for persons who have not exercised in months or years, a physician's supervision and guidance is very important.


*copied this post to a new thread for David - here - http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread83724.html*