Has anyone else noticed this? And is it really a legitimate answer?
by drT200 on Wed Oct 21, 2009 10:44 pm
Delayed hypersensitivity reactions to gluten often present with behavioral problems, mental "fogginess," hyperactivity, and even depression. So, removing gluten (or other food sensitivities) from the diet can sometimes have a profound impact on "mental health" issues.
Typically, you hear about the "gluten connection" with ADD/ADHD and autism spectrum disorders. It's not a 100% association,by far. And not all mental health issues have any relation to dietary sensitivities whatsoever.
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Seriously? That was a "long" answer; you felt it was a commercial... and somehow I'm now "one of the gluten people?"
*laughing* wow.