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Old 07-08-2012, 04:38 PM #1
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Congratulations to you Steven!

You might want to get tested for B12 levels. B12 is often severely impacted by gluten issues.

You should be at 400 or above in US units. Don't accept "normal" as many lab ranges are still outdated.
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Steven, congratulations on your progres! Great news indeed.

I want to ask you a question about gluten, but I do not want to take this thread off topic. Please PM me with your contact info.

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Steven, GREAT news that you are improving. Without gluten, sugar and bad carbs and the right supplements I have been improving steadily. It is such a wonderful thing.

I have been off gluten for 1 1/2 years. The gluten can actually cause weight gain since so many foods without gluten have bad carbs, but I am so happy for you! I stopped those things, but ADDED foods that are very high in nutrients. I always ate healthful food, but now it is even more important. Easy to stay on target when I see the improvement.

I lost 17 pounds after stopping sugar and bad carbs. Since they cause inflammation with nerves etc, taking that away was my answer along with gluten. Now the supplements are able to heal. Sometimes the right things have to be done in order.

Congratulations! Nerves heal so slowly but it is wonderful! I agree, you do need B12 levels checked, Vit D also.
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--to give a shout out to JCC and the Gluten File, who and which, I think, have been instrumental in spreading the word about celiac/gluten issues and their links to many non-gastrointestinal symptoms, including neurological ones:

https://sites.google.com/site/jccglutenfree/
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I'd be happy to answer anything I can; I don't know how to use this for PM, though.
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I'd be happy to answer anything I can; I don't know how to use this for PM, though.
There are different ways. One is to click on the name of the poster you want to send a PM to. A drop-down menu will appear that will include that option. Click on it.

If you have any PMs waiting, you'll be advised when you log on (and also via email). Once you've logged on, click on Unread Private Messages in the upper righthand corner of any NeuroTalk page.

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Thanks, but I still don't see the right link in the dropdown menu; are my preferences set wrong somehow?
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I do not see private messages active in your drop down.

Go to User CP which is in the upper left under the NeuroTalk logo,
click on that , and go to options. In there is "enable private messages".. It is the 4th white box down. You have to click on it.
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Congratulations to you Steven!

You might want to get tested for B12 levels. B12 is often severely impacted by gluten issues.

You should be at 400 or above in US units. Don't accept "normal" as many lab ranges are still outdated.
Thanks! I've been revving up B1 and B12-especially the B12. It is a good idea to be tested, though.
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Thanks! I've been revving up B1 and B12-especially the B12. It is a good idea to be tested, though.
I had labs done for B 12 and they were high. Probably because I was taking a supplement then.
I'm still going to try to cut back on the gluten stuff.
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