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Old Thu, Oct-13-05, 06:40
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That's great, Gail, that you're feeling so optimistic.

Yes, corn is not good and it is a grain also. Remember all those pictures you see of the new settlers? Corn was not introduced into the diet until we came over here. So it is actually a fairly new product for us to try to eat unless you are native to this land.

Hope you see an improvement in how you're feeling soon!
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Old Thu, Oct-13-05, 08:01
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And modern corn is generations away from heriloom/more primitive varieties.
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Old Sat, Dec-31-05, 14:52
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Plan: Syndrome X - Atkins
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Hmm, I was just doing some searches about a couple of odd symptoms that have cropped up this past year. I have not been sticking to a tight LC diet and introduced grains back into my diet. The inside of my mouth will peel (not thrush) and I have been having muscle aches - primarily legs. I read a bit about fibromyalgia but did not notice the link between grains and fibro. Anyone else have the symptom of mouth peeling with fibro? It was listed, with a group of other issues I had already been diagnosed with and was about to set up an appointment with my new doc to ask about it.
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Old Sat, Dec-31-05, 15:42
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Are they mouth ulcers? Like cankers?
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Old Sun, Jan-01-06, 07:37
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Are they mouth ulcers? Like cankers?


No, just a thin fibrous film that peels off, usually in the morning after breakfast and teeth brushing (at least that is when I notice it most). No pain or irritation, not every day.
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Old Sun, Jan-01-06, 12:50
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That's a very odd symptom. You might want to get all your symptoms together and present them to your doctor together. Sometimes we tend to hand them one or two symptoms that they can't really lump together under one condition but if you give them the entire ball of wax they might.

The one thing I could think is a food allergy might cause an autoimmune response in the mouth.

Here's info on how Fibromyalgia is related to gluten intolerance: http://www.google.com/search?as_q=f...ts=&safe=images

Looking up peeling skin in the mouth ranged from sensitivity to something in a chemical you're using to clean your mouth to other more serious things. Definitely something to get looked at.

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Old Sun, Jan-01-06, 13:08
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This is a great thread. It's been very helpful to me! I was just reminded that I'm supposed to be avoiding corn products and haven't been focusing on it at all. I'll be following up on the links posted. Thanks all you guys! ~ Gail
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Old Sun, Jan-01-06, 16:00
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That's a very odd symptom. You might want to get all your symptoms together and present them to your doctor together. Sometimes we tend to hand them one or two symptoms that they can't really lump together under one condition but if you give them the entire ball of wax they might.

The one thing I could think is a food allergy might cause an autoimmune response in the mouth.

Here's info on how Fibromyalgia is related to gluten intolerance: http://www.google.com/search?as_q=f...ts=&safe=images

Looking up peeling skin in the mouth ranged from sensitivity to something in a chemical you're using to clean your mouth to other more serious things. Definitely something to get looked at.


Never thought about an allergy. I switched mouthwashes, but had the peeling before also. I thought it might be a symptom of dehydration as I have a hard time getting enough to drink during the school year. Common teacher problem . I checked into the meds I've been on and all cause similar problems, but no mouth peeling. No changes in diet as far as eating differently or different foods. I am switching docs, so I plan to have a list for the new doc who specializes in women's health issues.
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Hi guys, I'm new here and new to Atkins. Can you explain more to me about Aloe Vera juice? I'm newly diagnosed with Fibromyalgia and have a lot of problems with IBS.
Thanks for the info.
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Old Wed, Jan-04-06, 19:35
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I have always had problems, but I began drinking aloe vera juice with papaya years ago and my stomach has been in pretty good shape. Also, since I stopped taking my various meds, I have had no IBS symptoms.
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thin fibrous film that peels off, usually in the morning after breakfast and teeth brushing (at least that is when I notice it most). No pain or irritation, not every day.


My Mum is gluten intolerant, and before she gave up wheat/most grains she would get bouts of debilitating sickness. She'd get mouth sores alot like yours, (peeling, then a sore under that) and also be bed-ridden, with digestive problems and tendinitis. Now she's heaps better!

Hope you find some help with the mouth-peeling .
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