I haven't posted for awhile because due to the good info I found on this site I have been somewhat stable. I am
GF, EF, DF and I only use stevia if I need to sweeten something.
I have a diagnosis of LC but I also have a diagnosis of Barrettes esophagus.
I am taking esomeprazole for my Barrettes but I hear you say it is not good for the LC. What do you suggest I do?
I try to add something to my diet and I either gets the runs or I throw up. Today I managed to do both. Now I have to start all over
again.
I need some good advise. I eat meat, rice, quinoa and gluten free cheerios. Also I can tolerate cooked carrots, broccoli and believe
it or not well cooked cabbage. I just found out that I can not eat ham.
I am looking for any suggestions any one may have.
Ruth
multiple diagnosis
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Ruth
are you taking Vit D3 and magnesium??
we were having a similar type conversation with another member yesterday, read through this discussion, it may help you
http://www.perskyfarms.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=22335
are you taking Vit D3 and magnesium??
we were having a similar type conversation with another member yesterday, read through this discussion, it may help you
http://www.perskyfarms.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=22335
Gabes Ryan
"Anything that contradicts experience and logic should be abandoned"
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"Anything that contradicts experience and logic should be abandoned"
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I am not taking either D3 or magnesium at this time. I tried magnesium on the advise of a chiropractor for leg pain a little over a year ago but I started throwing up from that. Can I start D3 at a high dose without a test or do I need to get a test and then start with a lower dose and build up? My husband takes 5000 IU's daily. His doc said his level's were low probably due to not enough sunlight.
Looking for health and wellness to all no matter what ailment they have to deal with.
Ruth,
Gluten-free Cheerios contain oats. Most of us here react to oats. You would be better off with Corn Chex or Rice Chex if you want a cereal, provided that you can tolerate corn or rice.
5,000 IU of vitamin D is safe for virtually anyone even if your vitamin D level is already high. I take at least that much every day and I live in sunny Central Texas.
Regarding the Barretts, you should be able to use an H2 blocker instead of a PPI, but you would probably have to take a stronger dose. That should be discussed with your doctor or course.
Tex
Gluten-free Cheerios contain oats. Most of us here react to oats. You would be better off with Corn Chex or Rice Chex if you want a cereal, provided that you can tolerate corn or rice.
5,000 IU of vitamin D is safe for virtually anyone even if your vitamin D level is already high. I take at least that much every day and I live in sunny Central Texas.
Regarding the Barretts, you should be able to use an H2 blocker instead of a PPI, but you would probably have to take a stronger dose. That should be discussed with your doctor or course.
Tex
It is suspected that some of the hardest material known to science can be found in the skulls of GI specialists who insist that diet has nothing to do with the treatment of microscopic colitis.