Gluten intolerance

Gluten intolerance may be the underlying cause of 55 diseases yet, according to the Journal of America Medical Association, 99% of people with gluten intolerance remain undiagnosed. The reason why gluten intolerance lies discreetly in many because the symptoms appears to be non-digestive despite the problem being gastrointestinal related. The symptoms of gluten intolerance surface as body aches, brain fog, poor quality sleep, fatigue and depression in varying severity from person to person.

Nutrient deficiencies

Many studies have found fibromyalgia patients to be deficient in various mineral and vitamins of which Magnesium, vitamin D, Vitamin B12 are most notable. Some patients are also found to be lacking in Malic acid and Calcium. According to Meyers, magnesium treatment has helped some of her fibromyalgia patients reverse fibromyalgia symptoms. People with fibromyalgia can an accurate magnesium levels examination by testing magnesium levels in red blood cells.

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