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Old 10-12-2008, 05:47 PM #1
Merrilee Merrilee is offline
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Default is it all about gluten?
Hello,

I have migraines and chronic daily headache, currently under control with topamax and a low carb diet.

DH seems to be gluten intolerant and is currently undergoing testing. Our experiments with GF eating have done wonders for my headaches. Perhaps we both need to be gluten free....
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