Continuing the education process--
 

--about the extragastric neurological consequences of gluten intolerance:

http://www.medfinds.com/healthnotes....10_04_08_3.cfm

Granted this is only a "pop" communication channel, but given the blind spot a lot of doctors have regarding this, any communication is welcome.

....Muchas Gracias~ oh Master of Infinite Wisdom.... :Bow:

....without you on this forum......we'd be a few cans short of a six-pack...:cowboy2:..... <<<----- That is midwestern backwoods 'Hick' talk meaning, ....

:Thanx:

You are MUCH appreciated...

thanks for the article

Thanks for the article, it pretty much is talking about me!:eek: I have both symptoms though, the stomach issues and the neurological.

I had posted this on the gluten board here too--
 

--and JCC, the Most Exalted Mistress of Gluten Wisdom, came back with a post referencing the original article. Excellent reading, especially about the newer classes of anti-glidain and anti-tranglutaminase antibodies that can be tested for, and which may have more predictive value and clinical correlation than the traditional anti-gliadin/anti-transglutaminase assays (though the tests are not widely available yet).

The post is:

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread118969.html

And the article abstract:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20170845

JCC seems to have hooked into the actual article in the Lancet--I'm going to try to get it myself, to add to my database (though I haven't checked the Gluten File yet--JCC may have already linked to it).