Question by Mr. Systemic Autistic: I think I may have redefined celiacs, how do I prove this?
To make a long story short, I am a celiac, I have suffered a powerful and long term sprue due to sheer medical misdiagnosis. I am self diagnosed through genetic science. I carry the hLA DQ8 marker.

After 42 years of non diagnosed celiacs, I went on a gluten free deit. What happened to me afterwards, was a shocker. Not so shocking that my stomache ailments had left, but what was shocking was the changes that happened in my mind. I had no idea, that I would ever again, have clear thought like I had before puberty.

All my life has been riddled with anxiety and insecurity. now, all of a sudden, I had clear confidence. I did not realize what had actually happened. I had cured a large part of the asperger autism, I had suffered with, for most of my adult life.

Now, armed with the mind that was a misdiagnosed mild idiot, strong savant, was no longer controled by lack of social graces. The class clown had finally grown up. Afterwards I realized that I was left with an amazing learning curve.

I was left with the self challenge of redefining celiacs. I think now I have it. I have studied under Dr. Peter Green, Dr. Alessio Fasano, Dr. Kenneth fine, and other university level studies done on celiacs.

I have combined smaller studies to most of the celiac related dysfunctions and other fields also. I have studies definitions of asperger autism, I have studied definitions of psychiatry, anthropology, immunology, and pharmacology.

Universities contributing to my studies are global. Saporro, Cambridge, University of Brasil, and studies done around the world by simply clicking the English option.

How does one formally mentally challenged person, gain respect of the people who could never diagnose him?

How can I be heard from my little berg in my little corner of the world?

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Answer by Heidi N
What you are describing is not new to all, just new to most. I don’t know when mainstream medical will accept and promote what you are saying, but I will add what I have learned. I have seen reports that lyme and measles can both cause one to not digest wheat and to have autism and crohn’s, and a bunch of other diagnoses. Wheat is known, to those in the autism arena who believe in the fact that one can rid autism symptoms, to be quite toxic. Thus, many avoid wheat entirely with significant results. There are many reasons for this, and googling will help you learn them..

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