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how long does it take you to recover from gluten contamination?

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I got glutened pretty badly about 2 1/2 months ago and I'm still not completely back to normal. Just wondering how long it takes you guys to fully recover when you get glutened? I'm not sure if this is still being I got glutened, or another food intolerance.. I've been suspecting corn for a while, so I might try cutting it out soon. Any advice would be appreciated :)

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3 hours ago, 1398_Days said:

I got glutened pretty badly about 2 1/2 months ago and I'm still not completely back to normal. Just wondering how long it takes you guys to fully recover when you get glutened? I'm not sure if this is still being I got glutened, or another food intolerance.. I've been suspecting corn for a while, so I might try cutting it out soon. Any advice would be appreciated :)

It could be either to be honest. I'm suffering the same thing just now. Got glutened a few days into April, and still having symptoms. I've started a food diary again, to see if it's anything else causing the problem. Maybe you could also do this(?) then read through every ingredient to see what's in everything. I've recently started having problems with soya and xanthan gum as well as my pre-diagnosis intolerances. You have to act as detective most of the time. Hope this helps you. 

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