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"Robert E. Miller Jr. 407-830-3275" <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 13 Feb 1996 08:57:26 -0400
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<<Disclaimer: Verify this information before applying it to your situation.>>

    Please remember that this is only my experience and it seems that the
    recovery time can vary greatly.  I am 35 and was diagnosed /started
    gluten free on November 1, 1995.  At that time I had dropped to 137
    lbs.  (I'm 6' tall)  The diarrhea had stopped after about 3 weeks and
    as of February 1 I was up to 165 lbs.

    Not to be crude but one of the problems with some celiacs is that there
    are so many (I think) fatty deposits in the stools that they float and
    are a very light color.  (This was my case anyway.)  I noticed about a
    month ago that the stools were darker and no longer "floating".

    I have also noticed that now if I do consume gluten now I feel the
    reaction severely.  As an example a month ago I got a sinus infection
    and the Dr. prescribed Cipro and a decongestant.  I started having
    clasic symptoms again.  After stopping all medication the symptoms went
    away.  I called the manufacturer and the decongestant used wheat starch
    as the binder.  Cipro is Gluten Free acording to BAYER as of January
    1996.

    Hope this helps, I feel better now than I have in the last 10 years.

    Regards,
    Bob Miller
    Lake Mary, Fl.

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