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Hi,

Here is one more message on the subject:
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>I have an aunt suffering from fibromyalgy,

Could be undiagnosed celiac disease. See this site:

  Is it FMS, CFS, or Celiac Disease?
  http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/Spa/4003/

>I already convinced one cousin with MS to have the anti-gliadin test and it
>turned out positive.  Nevertheless, it seems to unbelievable to them that
>stop eating gluten would improve these disease.

There are many sites that I point to here where the MS and gluten
connection is discussed. But generally casein also has to be removed from
the diet to get good results. And probably also soy.

  Multiple Sclerosis and Diet: http://www.PaleoDiet.com/ms/

> No need to say that their
>doctor say that there is no way stopping gluten would make them feel better,
>even the one with positive anti-gliadin test was told that these results
>were not significative because she is overweight.

Which just shows the doctor's ignorance. When Joe Murray was at the U. of
Iowa they diagnosed three celiacs over 400 pounds. Here is a study on this:

Prospective study of body mass index in patients with coeliac disease was
published in the BMJ. It reports that of 50 newly diagnosed celiac
patients, 11 were underweight, 22 were within the normal range, and 17 were
overweight.

  http://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/317/7168/1290

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Thanks

Johanne
Montreal QC Canada

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