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Old 02-09-2011, 01:21 AM #1
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Question What effects neuropathy
I have had neuropathy for about 4 1/2 yrs now. I have taken most all the medications that are out there with only some success. I am now trying The Rebuilder, I have had it for 2 wks now not sure it is doing anything. But to my question; has anybody tied certain food or cold weather too increase pain?
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I strongly agree with the last link about gluten. They are finding that gluten effects more people than ever. Doctors are telling fibromyalgia sufferers to go gluten free to help lessen their symptoms, it's good for asthma sufferers, deinfitely good for neuropathy, and often times diabetics.

My neuropathy is directly related to my gluten intolerance. You do not have to have celiac disease to be severely gluten intolerant either.
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