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David J Walland <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 23 May 1998 11:40:44 +0100
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Dear All,

Before this debate gets too far, let me throw my hat in the
ring and point out that *I* tend to be the one who is first
aware of my wife having eaten gluten because within a few
hours she gets depressed and depressed in a different way
to "normal" (there is a big family history of depression
and other mental problems).  The difference is so clear cut
that I can specify EXACTLY the term she will use under
these circumstances.  Karin is a Fine Art student and
normally is fairly "bullish" about her work.  The ONLY
times when she starts saying "My work's no good" is from
about 2 hours after gluten ingenstion until about a week
after.

So there is a definite link which must presumably be
biochemical.

Regards

David

David J Walland
University of Bristol Radiation Protection Adviser
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