Do You Have This Food Sensitivity That is Commonly Missed or Misdiagnosed?

re: Do You Have This Food Sensitivity That is Commonly Missed or Misdiagnosed?

ANGELAR1122 — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 19:03:07 GMT

I just discovered last night that I may possible have celiac disease. After years and years of sporadic undiagnosed stomach problems as well as fatigue and now hair loss! I thought I had lupus because of my hair loss my doctor pretty much laughed at me when I said this.I had an upper GI and x rays done for my abdominal pain and vomiting everything came back negative. I had blood work done for thyroid and after that came back the Dr and dermatologist insisted I just had alpaca and there is nothing i can do about it. I was convinced other wise, a lady I worked with mentioned it could be a food allergy for about 2 years I did a NO carb diet lost about 40 lbs. and felt great. Soon after became pregnant when my daughter was born I breast fed for a year when she turned one and I began feeding her "normal foods" she developed severe welts and eczema she was on a horribly strict diet but eventually grew out of it. For the past year I have been trying to loose weight by eating more whole grains, wheat, salads and have noticed horrible hair loss. I'm not talking about a few extra hairs on the floor I have about 3 large completely bald spot on my head and about 10 small ones and thinning everywhere. I get steroid injections in my scalp monthly and use a topical solution daily every other week his is not working either. Thankfully I have really thick hair (half black half italian). So im going to mention his to my Dr probably only to be laughed at again but I have s many of he symptoms I believe I have celiac.

re: Do You Have This Food Sensitivity That is Commonly Missed or Misdiagnosed?

JoeAnne — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 17:26:38 GMT

Food intolerance, <a rel="follow" href="histame.com/home">histamine intolerance</a>, they are all the same for me. It`s important to have a good doctor who will not mistake the diagnostic and everything will be alright. I saw many doctors who want to get rid of you as fast as possible and they mistake the diagnostic.

re: Do You Have This Food Sensitivity That is Commonly Missed or Misdiagnosed?

susyharisti — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 12:39:05 GMT

If you have "irritable bowl syndrom" symptoms, try leaving gluten for a couple of days. Since I was 14 years old I have suffered from abdominal pain, constipation/diarrehea, bloating...etc..all the classic "irritable bowl syndrom" symptoms. Since I was 14, I have had 2 colonoscopies that have not been able to pin point the cause of my pain., and multiple prescriptions that seem to do more harm than good. Luckily, I complained about my pain to my OB/GYN (just last week!), and although she is not an abdominal specialists, she suggested that I stop consuming wheat product and check out how I felt. I took her advice, and I feel GREAT! Tummy aches are GONE. Needless to say, I have fired my abdominal specialists; how could he not have known!? Such a simple solution...but I can't believe it took 14 years to find the root cause. If you suffer from a chronic illness you really have to take a proactive approach at healing yourself; don't take a vague diagnosis for an answer..keep researching...keep asking every single Dr. out there, even if is not their speciality...ask nurses, or a regular joe just might have the answer. There is a root cause for every disease, I am just ecxstatic that I found mine. The freedom that I feel is incredible; I am no longer stressed about getting diarreah at an important meeting, or having to unbutton my pants because of the bloating...that's all int he past now!

re: Do You Have This Food Sensitivity That is Commonly Missed or Misdiagnosed?

barbfeick — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 13:01:47 GMT

What has been unknown by the public and physicians is that sesame oil is one of the food oils that is used to make vaccines. It is one of the ingredients of the vaccine adjuvant. These ingredients do not have to appear on the package insert. The oil is highly refined so there is very little sesame protein in the oil but that trace amount contaminates some of the vaccines. If you are the unlucky person to get the vaccine with the trace amount of sesame protein in it....