Zisrah

Then clearly this forum is not for me. As a biology major, I prefer scientific journals to uncited claims put forth on dubious websites. Thank you for illustrating that my opinions are not welcome here.

I'm not being snarky, I'm simply presenting the facts. It has been fairly conclusively proven that non-glucose diets have no effect on thyroid function, even in persons with coeliac. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22126672

I usually don't eat unless I'm hungry. I still have 700 cals (supposed to hit 1220) left on my diary, and I just finished dinner.

Yeah, I've not been watching Mad Men at all, but I had a hypothyroid friend on another forum ranting about how angry she was at the show and the fans for treating it lightly.

Actually, "leaky gut" is something that rarely happens outside of coeliac disease. For those who don't have coeliac, gluten is nothing more than a protein found in grains. It's not toxic, and it's not going to "gunk up your innards", because most people digest it just fine. Diagnosing someone with gluten sensitivity or…