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Is coffee the issue?


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Ok so ive been on a gluten free diet for a while now and have recently (few months) been really feeling better after dropping coffee. One of my symptoms was IBS and coffee was an irritant so it made sense but ive been realy missing coffee and have been wondering if it is the coffee the caffeine or hidden gluten. I mean im on the diet so the symptoms should not be prevalent. Can coffee make IBS come back temporarily or is it that i need to buy either decaff or specifically gluten free coffee.


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Scott Adams Grand Master

Many celiacs report that coffee seems to cause them IBS symptoms. I'm not sure if decaf would make a difference or not, but please let us know. 

For the record, pure coffee is gluten-free.

Scott Adams Grand Master

PS - This article may be helpful:

 

Celihack Newbie
On 3/10/2021 at 6:50 PM, Scott Adams said:

PS - This article may be helpful:

 

Thank you for the link I read it and I'll probably just stay away from coffee and limit caffeine for a year or two. 

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