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]]> By: chloemo http://www.liveallergyfree.com.au/2009/10/31/common-food-allergy-symptoms/comment-page-1/#comment-13 chloemo Thu, 12 Nov 2009 21:18:31 +0000 http://www.liveallergyfree.com.au/?p=57#comment-13 Hey Robyn, I'm so glad you have finally been able to experience relief from all of those terrible symptoms you were having. Food allergies and food intolerance symptoms can vary so widely from each person that diagnosis can be very difficult. Which in your scenario it was clearly the case! Gluten intolerance is becoming more and more prevalent with 1 in 50 Australians now being diagnosed. Your story will really open up peoples eyes to the possibility of food allergies causing symptoms that you would least expect, which will allow people to seek faster relief. Thanks for sharing! Chloe Hey Robyn,
I’m so glad you have finally been able to experience relief from all of those terrible symptoms you were having. Food allergies and food intolerance symptoms can vary so widely from each person that diagnosis can be very difficult. Which in your scenario it was clearly the case!

Gluten intolerance is becoming more and more prevalent with 1 in 50 Australians now being diagnosed.

Your story will really open up peoples eyes to the possibility of food allergies causing symptoms that you would least expect, which will allow people to seek faster relief.

Thanks for sharing! Chloe

]]> By: robyn http://www.liveallergyfree.com.au/2009/10/31/common-food-allergy-symptoms/comment-page-1/#comment-12 robyn Thu, 12 Nov 2009 09:28:30 +0000 http://www.liveallergyfree.com.au/?p=57#comment-12 hi, i have been gluten free for 4 weeks now and am feeling amazing. i have been treated for depression and mood disorder for over 10 years. i was also diagnosed 5 months ago with Idiopathic hypersomnolence which means excessive daytime sleepiness of unknown origin which my specialist prescribed 3 modavigil tablets per day at a cost of $80 per week... not prepared to either spend that amount of money on drugs or even to taking another drug i decided to try gluten free again. a gp suggested it about 4 years ago to which i had great results, but over the years i have not been strict enough. it just boggles the mind to understand how much gluten and other foods can affect a person.. my life was horrible, always in bed, not able to work, struggling to look after my 3 children.. now i havent slept in the day for over 4 weeks, not angry or depressed, i have been painting, baking and about to start family day care.. it's life changing and i wish that everyone had this knowledge to just give it a try.. cheers robyn hi, i have been gluten free for 4 weeks now and am feeling amazing. i have been treated for depression and mood disorder for over 10 years. i was also diagnosed 5 months ago with Idiopathic hypersomnolence which means excessive daytime sleepiness of unknown origin which my specialist prescribed 3 modavigil tablets per day at a cost of $80 per week… not prepared to either spend that amount of money on drugs or even to taking another drug i decided to try gluten free again. a gp suggested it about 4 years ago to which i had great results, but over the years i have not been strict enough.
it just boggles the mind to understand how much gluten and other foods can affect a person.. my life was horrible, always in bed, not able to work, struggling to look after my 3 children.. now i havent slept in the day for over 4 weeks, not angry or depressed, i have been painting, baking and about to start family day care.. it’s life changing and i wish that everyone had this knowledge to just give it a try..
cheers robyn

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