After feeling unwell during a performance in Perpignan, Jarry was admitted to intensive care. He says that doctors diagnosed him with a very rare disorder in France.
Jarry will begin his tour throughout France in a few days. He will undoubtedly be keen to do well and avoid any disaster on stage, as has already happened to him.
Guest of Happy Sunday show by Bruno Guillon on RTL, Sunday November 3, the comedian remembered one of his appearances on stage a few years ago, before subsequently discovering that he suffered from a rare disorder:
« It happened in Perpignan. A room of 800 people, I said 'Bonsoir Perpignan' and I passed out on the people in the front row “. Jarry eventually got up, but the situation got worse. “ The stage was 2 meters long. Then I vomited, passed out and woke up in intensive care “, he says.
A rare disorder that affects 1% of the French population
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At first, the Perpignan public believed that the fall was part of the show, as Jarry explains. It was only after seeing him lose consciousness a second time that everyone understood that it was more serious.
At the hospital, Jarry finally received the doctors' diagnosis: he suffers from gluten intolerance, also called celiac disease in France. To prevent such discomfort from happening again, the comedian simply had to ban wheat from his diet.
The characteristic symptoms of gluten intolerance include bloating, flatulence, constipation and chronic diarrhea, according to the Cerballiance website. He also specifies that 1% of the French population has an intolerance to gluten.
Today, everything seems to be going well for Jarry who nevertheless recalls suffering from numerous OCD, especially before a show.
