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Yvonne Casey
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Fairly new to all this, so my question is how do the rest of you do with traveling…my next travels will be via an automobile.  Visiting family in Nebraska (grain country), so the options when stopping to eat are very minimal.  I’m a little nervous and worried also about when we get to our destination.  We will be staying with family and I hate the thought of putting someone out with the cooking preparations (never mind us staying there).  How do I handle this?  I feel a little overwhelmed with all this and it makes me want to stay home.  Any advice will be helpful.  Thank you in advance.

Yvonne KC

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Personally I take GliadinX, which is an AN-PEP based enzyme that is also a sponsor here, whenever I eat outside my home. Before I did this I had issues on a regular basis, after I've not had issues. It's been shown in quite a few peer reviewed studies to break down small amounts of gluten in your stomach, before it reaches your intestines. You can read the scientific publications here:

https://www.gliadinx.com/publications

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