Ever found out you had a disease/infection through marijuana?

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Originally Posted by Horsemanrocks

Johnny Z,

Nah man, I tried being gluten free for a few months after I found out but it didn't really help.

Iâ??m also celiac, and it may take a little longer than that to clean out the â??baddiesâ?� and rebuild. Stay with it. Youâ??re what 21! Iâ??m a celiac at 63â?¦..just think, you may be 63 at some point. Donâ??t do damage today that you will (with luck) pay for, for many years to come.
I give you thisâ?¦.the first few months of gluten free are the hardestâ?¦.Itâ??ll get easier, and in time it will become as simple as breathing air.
Health to you��.

Horsemanrocks.

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A-frikkin'-men!

Aloha:)
Beat-up ol' Zard

You can eat potatoes but not with every meal

I can think of two â??tricksâ?� for celiacsâ?¦.not so commonly known.

1st trick: Potatoes donâ??t contain glutenâ?¦.but, celiacs often have reactions to the nightshade vegetable family. Tomatoes, peppers, potato, eggplant etc. Eliminate these with glutenâ?¦â?¦and well after you do clear up, introduce them again one at a time. For me personallyâ?¦..it was potatoes, but none of the others.

2nd trick: Never again take NSAIDâ??s (thatâ??s non-steroidal anti-inflammatories)

Both of these can set off a reaction and you wonâ??t see any improvement.

And if you did take NSAIDâ??s (most likely Advil) for say a sports injury or whateverâ?¦..Iâ??d be interested in hearing about it.

Best of luck,
Horsemanrocks.

Definitely happens to me... I'm not going to go into a long account of the many ailments/maladies that affect me, but to keep it short & simple, I know that, say if I'm straight, I might not notice something is wrong... But, if I smoke, I'll feel "out of synch" I guess. There's no real easy way to describe it... It might be a sensation in my leg, like a pulled tendon or something that I might not normally notice... While "enlightened" I feel more in tune with my body and would be able to feel where the problem may be... It might not necessarily hurt when I notice it(since cannabis eases pains) but I know that I am more aware of my body/surroundings.

Now I find myself questioning whether or not I have Celiac... I know BA has mentioned several times to me that I most likely do have it. I always had some sort of waxing and waning sensitivity to most foods; not only to wheat but sometimes my stomach would simply hurt for no apparent reason.

The past three weeks, my stomach pains have severely increased- possibly due to a stressful situation I've got going on now, but I'm finding that wheat-based foods have been triggering a lot of stomach pain and digestive issues. I've literally eaten nothing but oatmeal, brown rice, chicken, and fruits/veggies the past week or so, and with an occasional slip in of a wheat-based food to test sensitivity (the pain begins about an hour after ingesting, and lasts for about eight hours after), I'm beginning to think BA is correct.

I'm getting an abdominal CT some time this week, so maybe it'll give some answers. Until then, I'm avoiding all trigger foods.

My only concern is wondering why I've gone asymptomatic for many months at a time and then all of a sudden, BAM, I can't eat much of anything now. I know Celiac's autoimmune, but I would've thought it would have presented itself much much earlier.

Tried to look at gluten-free products in the grocery store, and the selection SUCKS!

hi guys
some of the problems that has been mentioned sound like some of u may have some form of IBS .........eating the right foods keeps ur body healthy just aint that easy keeping to a strick diet!

but again some problems might just be in ur heads lol


smoking to much can in a little time can get ur mind going:hippy:



peace and love

geeman

This did happen to me, and I ended up having Colonoscopy, only to find out that I have either IBS or some other problems.

I think you are dead on in saying that when smoking you are more aware or more in-tune with your body.

Sometimes I am so in-tune I feel I will be stuck there.

(Weird I know, but lately I have been feeling odd when I smoke, maybe it's the crappy street crap I have had lately, the good stuff is hard to come by around here)

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Originally Posted by DarthStoney

Don't know if this is what you mean but I either have a very, VERY low tolerance for THC or my anti-depressant or anti-ADHD meds are fucking with my ability to hold down my lunch while getting stoned.

Here's the situation:

I'm on Effexor and Strattera. I'm slowly being taken off the Effexor but when I was on the 150 mg dose, I smoked about once or twice a week and I felt pretty good for about 20 minutes and then I started getting sweaty like I was gonna get sick. I felt my stomach turn and I had to head to the bathroom and upchuck. Total buzzkill, right? No doubt. Anyway, I keep wondering which med was doing that to me then it occurred to me that it might be the one that's raising my BP. I'm now at 75 mg and will be going to 37.5 in a few weeks.

Either that or I'm allergic to weed which would suck dripping donkey dick.

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when i got off meds like yours., i would get nauseous from food. but obviously it didnt mean that im allergic to food... just wait it out for another month or so and the withdrawl symptoms will go away. i'm pretty sure the meds are just fuckin with you