I laughed so hard at the first one, that's what my grandma sounded like when she found out I had celiac. The bottom one sounds like me sometimes too.I don't know if anyone has shared this video here before but I just ran across it on youtube and I thought it was hilarious, mostly because I have heard about 99 percent of everything on this video. Just a little bit of humor to brighten your day :]
Heres another one "Stuff Celiacs Say"
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In Topic: Stuff People Say To Celiacs
10 March 2013 - 05:52 PM
In Topic: Worried About Starvation
07 February 2013 - 04:35 PM
I got the regular Digest kind. I think they are helping, but I think I am specifically having a problem digesting fat now. I'm going to try to get one specifically for fat digestion next time, because I take alot of these with a fatty meal. Also I was fortunate to find all kinds of Enzymedica enzymes at my Whole Foods.Here's specific links if you can't find them locally:
http://www.pureformu...e-research.html they say you can take up to 3/day, but i find that they make me sleepy so i take one at night. that's enough. you can take more at once, but maybe try one first to make sure you can get up in the morning. if you aren't deficient in tryptophan, you'll find it doesn't do anything. when i discovered them i gave some to several friends to try out - they weren't deficient and it didn't really do anything for them. but for both my son and i, they're incredibly helpful to both mood and sleep.
http://www.enzymedic...cts/Digest_Gold i'm prefering the Digest (medium strength) and Digest Basic (least strength) better.
http://www.digestive...nse_formula.asp
if you can't find them locally, you can get all of these online fairly quickly. let us know how you do with them! i'll be curious!
In Topic: Frustrated!
27 January 2013 - 02:01 PM
I'd suggest cutting out all dairy and see if that helps. I'm convinced based on past reactions that dairy is one of my high risk foods that needs to be avoided at all costs.I do eat quite a bit of cheese. Otherwise, I drink almond milk.
In Topic: Fat Malabsorption - What To Do
25 January 2013 - 02:06 PM
Wow I think I can handle more than that even...My nutritionist has identified this a problem for me. I've found that I can only take very small amounts of fat at a time...as in 1/8 of an avocado or 4 pecan halves. I have to work hard to make sure the fat I am ingesting is healthy fat...I found that once I upped my intake of lean protein I felt better. You should probably discuss it with your doctor or nutritionist if you can since they may be able to help you figure out what works best for your body at this point.
I am going to mention it to my doctor next time I see him and I will try the enzymes too.
In Topic: Terrible Abdominal Pain After Gluten-Free
15 January 2013 - 07:26 PM
I'm avoiding all of those for the time being, the only additives could be in the bacon I was eating. And yeah my supplements are all allergen free.Oh dear.
It could be another intolerance rearing it's ugly head (like soy, corn, nightshades, additives) or it could be a virus or infection. Have you eaten anything new? Are your supplements gluten-free?
I don't have any advice, just best wishes. I hope it passes soon.
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