Joint pain

by LoCinda
(D/FW, TX)

We are just starting our gluten-free journey. Will it help reduce the back pain that my husband suffers, and the ankle and knee pain my daughter suffers? Does anyone have any personal testimonies??

Thank you!!

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by: Anonymous

I had been treated by several rhumatologists for 12 years for arthritis and bursitis in my hips and knees before diagnosis with celiac.

Some days I could barely walk and I was never without pain.

No more!

Within weeks of going gluten free my joints stopped hurting. I now have occasional twinges (hey, I'm 65, so that's normal) but nothing like I suffered with for so many years.

I hope GF will do as much for your husband's back.
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by: Chris

I suffer with a wheat intolerance. I am lucky that I can eat small amounts of wheat products. If I have too much my elbows and fingers start to ache. This seems to have got worse over the years. It used to take a day or so to notice, now it is the same day, sometimes within hours. I have started my own blog at www.bakingglutenfree.org to try and help other people
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by: Anonymous

Hi! I had bad leg pain before becoming gf. That went away after I got rid of gluten

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