Does someone have a safe list for shampoo like there is one for food brands? I never thought about shampoo until I noticed mine had hydrolyzed wheat protein in it. Also, I read in an old post that "especially those with DH should avoid it." Why more so than those with GI symptoms? Would someone with DH react to gluten-containing shampoo through the skin? I thought the blisters were all an outward manifestation of internal reactions. ??
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Shampoo Is there a safe list?
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Posted 15 December 2006 - 11:34 AM
BFreeman, on Dec 14 2006, 01:00 PM, said:
Does someone have a safe list for shampoo like there is one for food brands? I never thought about shampoo until I noticed mine had hydrolyzed wheat protein in it. Also, I read in an old post that "especially those with DH should avoid it." Why more so than those with GI symptoms? Would someone with DH react to gluten-containing shampoo through the skin? I thought the blisters were all an outward manifestation of internal reactions. ??
(Still learning)
BF
(Still learning)
BF
My shampoo also has hydrolyzed wheat protein in it and oat proteins. I asked my doctor(s) about it and they said that unless I have DH, I don't need to worry about those ingredients (although we do still need to watch lip balm, lipstick, etc.). He said that I would need to ingest it in order to evoke a reaction/damage. I am very careful that I don't get any on my face so I can't accidentally ingest it.
Some may disagree or have other expert opinions... I have had two endoscopies and three sets of blood work since being diagnosed - all of which show that the diet is working and levels are very good, so I tend to follow the doctor's insights.
Good luck!
p.s. When I need to find a safe food brand or something of that nature... a google search has been very helpful in locating "micro-sites" that are not easily found on manufacturer's Web sites and in forums... I type in "gluten free" in quotation marks and whatever else I'm looking for (usually a restaurant or brand name) also in quotation marks.
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