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Old 11-05-2006, 04:00 PM #1
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Bumped into this by the "similiar thread" feature~

Not that you were talking about narcolepsy, but I know that narcolepsy is associated with HLA DQ1... and I came across that by chance when researching HLA DQ1, also associated with gluten sensitivity (but rarely celiac disease). Interestingly, I have known one person who said their narcolepsy disappeared with a gluten free diet.

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my brother and i are night owls as well as my 3 daughters. my cousin and aunt on my dads side are also night owls. also my dad, my brother, my aunt and i all have sleep apnea.
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Just happened to notice this thread, Chemar. My husband had sleep apnea, and now my grown son has it also. I'm not sure if either of our girls got the tendency, or not. Both my hubby and son also were, are, affected by night terrors.
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Hi- just reviewing this old thread. My night terrors and sleep apnea disappearded when i stopped all dairy.
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