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Misfit Toy, have you considered taking a supplement regimen to fix
leaky gut (or
intestinal permeability, to give it its proper name)?
Leaky gut can cause all sorts of symptoms, and is very common in celiac disease.
Although you have presumably been gluten free for around 6 months now (you said you were diagnosed with celiac last summer), it can take well over a year of gluten avoidance before for a leaky gut slowly heals.
This study found that:
Intestinal permeability was elevated in newly diagnosed celiac disease and in individuals on a gluten-free diet for less than 1 year.
In order to get your gut to heal more quickly, and thus hopefully getting you to feel better, you might consider taking a supplement protocol known to help repair a leaky gut, such as the following protocol:
Leaky Gut Protocol:
Saccharomyces boulardii (Jarrow) x 2 capsules
Grape seed extract 200 mg
Zinc carnosine 1 capsule (27.5 mg)
Vitamin E 400 iu
N-acetylglucosamine 500 mg
Triphala 1500 mg
Glutamine powder 1 heaped tsp (6 grams)
Slippery elm bark 1000 mg
Zinc 20 mg
All these supplement have been proven to help repair leaky gut. Zinc carnosine is one of the best, out of this list.
The research studies that show these supplements work for leaky gut are cited in
this thread.