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Simplicity

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I've dealing with severe joint pain at the moment. I read somewhere that if it's truly an inflammation in the joints (and not tms) the area will feel hot, which it does, especially the knees. Is it still tms?
 
Hi Simplicity,

Have you seen a medical Dr and ruled out if there is anything structutally wrong?

Best regards
 
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Yes. It is only when I eat certain food, especially gluten. I've taken a celiac-test and I do not have it.
 
Hi, Simplicity. I suggest you avoid gluten, if it creates joint pain, even if you do not have celiac.

Maybe try to monitor what you eat, a little at a time, and see if you have any discomfort.
If so, avoid those foods or buy them gluten-free.

Try to avoid all processed foods. Eat more fresh veggies and fruit, avoid meat, and substitute chicken, turkey, and fish.
 
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Update:
I decided to go for a cell-test/biopsy to finally get an answer to what's going on. It turns out that although the blood-test came back negative, the cell-test did not. That can happen apparently. So, I have celiac disease. It explains why I've had life threatening anemia before and that I had severe gastritis for many years that I was able to heal by eliminating gluten.
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I'm in much better health since eliminating gluten once more and adopting a healing diet. - No more joint pain and inflammation.
 
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Excellent news. Now that your gut is calm you can slowly work through the TMS modalities and gradually phase in those foods you had an intollerances for.
 
Thank you, Mike.

Gluten is the one thing I cannot eat. My doctor says that it's life-threatening for me to do so and I know all too well how it destroyed my guts and caused very severe anemia, etc. I will follow my doctor's advice. I will continue with the tms/mbs work, of course; it has done wonders for so many of my symptoms!
 
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Hi Simplicity,

Sounds like you are having some type of inflammatory response.

Eliminating gluten does help but your body might be reacting to other components in grains as well.

As with most agricultural products they are naturally or artificially bred to contain more of certain components, such as proteins or natural insecticides.
These components can be seen as foreign invaders and illicit an immune response.

Also, a gluten-free diet can still be high in carbohydrates, which raise blood sugar and insulin levels constantly.

Since I switched to a diet of mostly good fats, moderate protein, and low carbohydrates about 5 years ago I noticed a tremendous improvement in my health.

My sinus problems completely cleared up, my memory became sharper, my energy level shot up, and more.

Please go to www.rapidtecovery.net and see my article on diet in the Medical Secrets section.
 
FredAmir said:
Sounds like you are having some type of inflammatory response.
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Yes, I did. Without going into any details I've been on a healing protocol and it has helped tremendously. I'm now reintroducing more natural whole foods.
 
FredAmir said:
That's the key to curing many chronic conditions.
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I love Michael Pollan.

I've been eating a paleo type diet for several years and it did help with some of my health issues. Although, since I've been struggling with anxiety my diet turned into an obsession; having to follow it perfectly and so on. ... and of course it didn't help the pain issues that were purely tms/mbs related.

Since beginning the tms/mbs work during the fall I decided that I needed to work on my food issues. My first post was about that and questioning if I was sensitive to gluten. I started eating gluten again and I ended up in the ER with severe inflammation and respiratory problems. I had no idea at the time that I suffered from celiac disease; I have since been diagnosed.

In an effort to heal my gut I started an elimination protocol. I'm a lot better now and I'm beginning to reintroduce foods, but still sticking with natural, unprocessed food that I ate before. I don't want to go back to eating paleo in the long run, though. My plan is to be able to eat a variety of fresh food and not restrict myself other than avoiding gluten.

I'm in a much better place with my anxiety around food and I now enjoy it once again - it is something that brings me joy and pleasure.
 
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"My plan is to be able to eat a variety of fresh food and not restrict myself other than avoiding gluten."

That's a very realistic, non-perfectionist, sensible approach.
 
FredAmir said:
That's a very realistic, non-perfectionist, sensible approach.
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Thanks. :) ~ I'm getting there - it's interesting how much you can change your life by overcoming anxiety.
 
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