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hi

i'm new to the group and just wondering if there is a good book to start with

that list foods or food products that are gluten free I've found that being newly dx that I still get confused with labels not sure if I'm really gluten free and was hoping there was an easier way to get started. Also I saw on one of the messages that Nexium has gluten could someone clarify or should I call the drug company to make sure. I'm on nexium for gastritis that's what started the dx for celiac Thanks for the help and all the info on this web site it ha been very helpful

Thank you Teri

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hi

i'm new to the group and just wondering if there is a good book to start with

that list foods or food products that are gluten free I've found that being newly dx that I still get confused with labels not sure if I'm really gluten free and was hoping there was an easier way to get started. Also I saw on one of the messages that Nexium has gluten could someone clarify or should I call the drug company to make sure. I'm on nexium for gastritis that's what started the dx for celiac Thanks for the help and all the info on this web site it ha been very helpful

Thank you Teri

Gluten Free Bible.................has a heck of alot of info in it, also on celiac.com site, they have the safe & forbidden list of foods and drugs :)

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Welcome to the board!

Wheat-Free Worry-Free by Danna Korn is a great resource. Another great book is Dangerous Grains.

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