Quote (So_Im_Lazy @ Nov 28 2015 01:37pm)

I wish I wasn't my doctor told me to try it too see if stops my stomach from being continuously upset. I've already had both scopes done.

Quote (Braxton11 @ Nov 28 2015 04:13pm)

I'll give you both scopes.

Quote (So_Im_Lazy @ Nov 28 2015 08:49am)

Alright so I am one of those people who hate the taste of protein, but I am trying to gain a little weight.

The things are, I'm trying gluten-free so I'm on vega, but I cannot drink the protein cause it tastes like shit. So I am looking for some recipes that will make it taste better, along with allow me to drink it :P

10 fg for a recipe I like, I have both chocolate and vanilla powders.

Quote (So_Im_Lazy @ Nov 28 2015 08:30pm)

About what? Gluten intolerance?

Quote (So_Im_Lazy @ Nov 28 2015 03:28pm)

thats sounds hawt af.


But isnt there all types of studies on gluten intolerance?

Quote (Orakpo @ Nov 28 2015 06:26pm)

no its all bullshit

fantasy land brother

Quote (So_Im_Lazy @ Nov 28 2015 07:28pm)

Theres tons of research done on it, and it's legitimate. So why is there a blood test for intolerences and an allergy?

Those are both two different things:

The allergy is more severe and cause a lot of symptoms,

whilst the intolerance is just liable to make you sick/sluggish/and *shitty*.

Quote (serialj0e @ Nov 28 2015 07:40pm)

You are not seliac ty

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These people have digestive, mood, and energy complaints that they believe are eliminated with a gluten-free diet. Blood tests show they do not have celiac disease antibodies. Intestinal biopsies show none of the damage that celiac patients exhibit. The patients don’t have a conventional food allergy to wheat, either.

In fact, modern medicine can’t find anything wrong with them. Yet, in response to an online call for NCGS sufferers, Healthline received reports of symptoms that emphasized bloating, diarrhea, and fatigue but also included nausea, migraines, brain fog, irritability, mood swings, depression, achiness, joint inflammation, enlarged red blood cells, vertigo, and acne.