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Research continues to link gluten sensitivity to behavioral disorders…Coeliac disease in adolescents has been associated with an increased prevalence of depressive and disruptive behavioural disorders, particularly in the phase before diet treatment.
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Thanks for posting this outstanding update. So many suffer with depression, only to discover (or not discover) that it is really being caused by food allergies and/or Celiac disease…
After reading about the various ill effects of wheat, I tried giving it up several times. Each time I returned to eating wheat, it became obvious my depression was related to the wheat in my diet. After finding out I had Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis, I gave up gluten entirely and lost a lifetime of anxiety and depression. Now when I am anxious or depressed it is usually something I can identify and possibly fix not just a vague feeling I don’t understand.
This is completely true, I have seen the behavioral and anxiety issues in my preteen daughter. I got the gluten genes from both my mother and father. Which equals gluten syndrome, this has been passed to my children and there is a 50% chance possibly their children too. Get tested, Dr. Peter Osborne – Sugarland, TX is the man!
My whole family I feel are sensitive to many things. My 11 year old has depression, ADD weird discoloration spots on arms bloated and very short tempered. My 4 year old also has a seen his behavior being more aggressive and mean. He also is like me and has AdHD. I really could use help in changing my whole family’s diet. P
Lease help me. Thanks Gail
Also supplements and getting tested . What do we need lack