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]]> By: Dr Charles Parker: CorePsych http://www.aging-and-disease.com/disease/why_doctors_frequently_miss_celiac_disease_and_gluten_sensit.html/comment-page-1#comment-27701 Dr Charles Parker: CorePsych Sun, 26 Aug 2007 16:07:20 +0000 458a18ab02720#comment-27701 Excellent article, Scott- Did a track back to your report over at my site and added a few more references on some other recent celiac posts at: http://www.corepsychblog.com/2007/08/why-we-overlook.html Speaking as a person who has missed gluten sensitivity I have considerable respect for the subtlety of the presentation. However, after having *seen the light* it's just amazing how many chronic psych patients who have failed all interventions have clear, not silent, symptoms of gluten sensitivity. Also I wrote a recent post on a very interesting paper regarding the neurological implications of celiac. - Would be interested in your comments over there. Look forward to meeting you one day, and do appreciate your ezine on this topic as well. Thanks! Chuck Excellent article, Scott-

Did a track back to your report over at my site and added a few more references on some other recent celiac posts at: http://www.corepsychblog.com/2007/08/why-we-overlook.html

Speaking as a person who has missed gluten sensitivity I have considerable respect for the subtlety of the presentation. However, after having *seen the light* it’s just amazing how many chronic psych patients who have failed all interventions have clear, not silent, symptoms of gluten sensitivity.

Also I wrote a recent post on a very interesting paper regarding the neurological implications of celiac. – Would be interested in your comments over there.

Look forward to meeting you one day, and do appreciate your ezine on this topic as well.

Thanks!
Chuck

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