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AmandaD

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I have been a biopsy diagnosed celiac for 12 years. I have never tried oats and I want to... do any of you eat the truly safely???


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kareng Grand Master

Lots of people do!  You may have been eating gluten-free oats and not realized it.  Some gluten-free crackers & cookies  have oats in them

ravenwoodglass Mentor

They aren't something I can have. I did try them using the method my doctor advised, which was eating them 2 to 3 times a day for a week and watching for a reaction. I lasted 3 days then the fourth day knew they weren't for me.  There are a lot of folks who can tolerate them though so don't be afraid to give it a try.

Ennis-TX Grand Master

Best on the market are Gluten Free Harvest, the company owns their own fields, equipment etc. The family that owns it and runs it has celiac in the family. Completely 100% dedicated gluten free from field to bag.

NOTE I can not tolerate oats but I used this brand in my gluten free bakery before we transitioned to grain free.

 

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RMJ Mentor

I don’t have obvious symptoms.  My GI said I could try them for 6 months then retest my antibody levels.  

Tuesday Rookie

I've had good luck with Trader Joes gluten-free oats.  I've been eating 1/2 cup almost every morning for the past year.  Had a good antibodies test after I'd been eating them for a few months.

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