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Originally Posted by sentient
As far as I can tell – all better (touch wood) – but it took about 4 years.
Not cured of course. For example, I do not dare to have a cup of lipton tea as some of those contain wheat and almost all gluten-free products contain soy. You wouldn’t think a bag of raw nuts is dangerous, until you get ill and read in the label that it was packaged in the same facility that also packages gluten or soy products.
I have to be extremely careful to read all the labels.
Doctors were of no help. I don’t think they understand leaky-gut caused food sensitivity/allergy problems, which was the cause of my peripheral neuropathy.
Naturopath helped. I do a course of Vitaklenz periodically and of course have to watch sugar levels ….
I am not a Celiac, but am as bad if not even worse.
So many people of Irish descend are Celiacs.
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Yeah, I am glad to hear your better.
I have no digestive disorder. I did have H.pylori which caused ulcers for 12 years. But that is cured.
Since about 1995.
I was suspecting my P. neuropathy is a result of either
my Spina Bifida or chemical toxins.
It's been 30 years so far dealing with it, but not knowing what it was.
But It is just one of those things that I may never get any answer to.
So I stop looking and just try to live good and positive, the best I can.
Winter is the worst as far as pain and movement goes.