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pb4
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Posted 10/20/2016 11:02 AM (GMT -7)
ibdnewstoday.com/2016/10/20/wheat-protein-cause-aggravate-ibd-other-chronic-health-conditions
Guess we could say that "food/diet" does play a huge roll....as it apparently does in many chronic health conditions.
TroubledTurds
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Posted 10/20/2016 11:13 AM (GMT -7)
iPoop
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Posted 10/20/2016 11:27 AM (GMT -7)
Pretty bold statement, unless it's backed up with significant research (no links to research were within the article) then I'd say it is nothing more than an opinion.
Old Mike
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Posted 10/20/2016 12:36 PM (GMT -7)
Here is a lay version of what goes on at least for celiac.
As far as UC I have gone wheat free for months, on SCD no effect on my UC.
Old Mike
coolinginflammation.blogspot.com/2014/10/celiac-gluten-and-trypsin-inhibitor.html
IC556
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Posted 10/20/2016 1:28 PM (GMT -7)
Presentations from this conference can be found here:
https://www.ueg.eu/education/ueg-week-24-7/ueg-week-247/
Typically, presentations in academic forums are subject to peer review, just like journal articles....
FSLondon
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Posted 10/20/2016 2:34 PM (GMT -7)
A quick google search of ATI turns up a fair amount of peer reviewed research on their impact, mostly in celiac. Might be a useful next step. Might not.
Sara14
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Posted 10/20/2016 4:56 PM (GMT -7)
Interesting.
ambling
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Posted 10/20/2016 5:28 PM (GMT -7)
Interesting that they don't believe gluten causes inflammation in non celiac sensitivity. But still largely conjecture and opinion. :(
NiceCupOfTea
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Posted 10/20/2016 5:41 PM (GMT -7)
It's all very speculative.
Don't think wheat had anything to do with my Crohn's disease, personally. Been on a gluten-free diet in the past and it made zero difference.
pb4
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Posted 10/21/2016 12:51 AM (GMT -7)
I take it as more of a break-through of another path for the cause....and I really think that every chronic disease/ailment, messed up autoimmune systems and inflammation are linked and obviously with some very different types of diseases/ailments in regards to the varying symptoms.
I like to hope that they are going to find a lot more information that continues to put puzzle pieces together and there'v been a lot lately and that's a very good thing for many people that suffer with many types of those of disease/ailments that are chronic.
I'd rather think more positively about
how much really encouraging research findings that have been coming about
...I don't want to poo-poo on it...I'm sick and tired, literally of poo-poo in my life, of all kinds ha! It made me a very bitter person, sadly it started at a very young age but as hard as change is, when it's for the better it is so much more worth it even feeling a little more optimistic and focusing on as many positives as I can find, rather than the negative. So I'm hoping and thinking and wanting a cure right around the corner to be a reality, so I'm choosing to think about
all the positives (the great research findings) and being hopeful, then I feel there's a better chance it will happen and this is why....
{ I choose to think about
what I do want and make sure it's positive because then it will come, and that's a very good thing! If I focus on negative, it brings me down on more things in my life and it's been exhausting. So then it made sense that being more negative will trickle down to every aspect of my life and come to me negatively and that feels horrible!!!! I've focused on looking at what I don't want, and that's exactly what I realized I was getting because that's where I was putting most of my attention. It was like I found out that I actually have a choice so I'm heading the other direction of being positive and focusing on what I do want and it's been a much much better place to be and on more levels too, this is a tough world in every aspect, for me, trying to feel and think more optimistically makes the "ride" easier through this loony bin world. But we all get to choose how we want our "ride" to be. }
ambling
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Posted 10/21/2016 1:29 AM (GMT -7)
Oprah? 😃😁😃😁😃. Good luck pb!
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