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The Glutened tooth brush


Ennis-TX

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Ennis-TX Grand Master

Just wanted to do a bit of a PSA about this since I overlooked it myself and had a DUH moment. So glutened a few weeks ago....still have D on and off....ok wtf gives?! I think it is my TOOTHBRUSH! I brush after every meal...well I know a food I ate a few weeks back was CCed....but I threw it out cleaned the dishes but still having issues....after breakfast and dinner....which I brush my teeth after....yeah it is the tooth brush. I made the connection after not brushing for 2 days in a row as I expected to be running to the bathroom soon after...but nothing...brushed late then BAM few hours later in the bathroom dual purge.

Moral of the story if you suspect you glutened yourself or got CCed get a new tooth brush or you might be living with CC constant for weeks til you get a new brush......might just be use super sensitive folk.


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knitty kitty Grand Master

Same thing goes if you've had a cold sore, dental work, mouth sores, a cold or the flu! 

Also consider a tooth paste without sodium lauryl sulfates.  

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