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Gluten Free Probotics- Supplier/owner

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Just had a conversational with a man who ownes the company that sells over the counter suppliments. Including probiotics. He is doing alot a reseach on this and of course gluten was the issue of discussion. He is going to reasearch his sources to make sure that their produce is gluten free. His clients are Mutual Drugs.

But, he said that you could take his capsule, empty it, and put it over your food, if the capsule may be unsure of gluten............. I said OH NO that won't work, and sited a hot dog with a bun and you just take off the dog off the bun. Same thing. Told him that every thing needs to be gluten free, including his providers. And that all suppliments should be ALL gluten free........

I suggested that he contact the Celiac-Sprue Assoc.

If you have time, drop Mr Nudi an e-mail and stress the importance for suppliments to be listed as gluten free. He is really a nice guy and use my name freely. Hubby told him that you will get more reaction to this conversation than you really want.

He is willing an open, so let's tell him what we think. Hope we can get some truth in labeling added vitaimines. Let's cheer the guy on..

If interested, post an E-mail to him, Please

Thanks guys.

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I just sent him an e-mail

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Posted

The probiotics I have really bother me. Never thought that they could contain gluten. Thnx.

BTW, - Mr Nudi --- that's cute! :D

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