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Jhermes Newbie
Jhermes
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Hi,

I have been celiac for a few years and I still struggle with finding safe preworkouts and proteins. I use to think if it said gluten free it was safe but I realize now that’s not the case and I’m nervous about trying new products. Does anyone have any suggestions for preworkouts and protein powder that’s preferably vegan protein? 
Thank you!!

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celiacanna Newbie
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I recently found Ascent plant protein, it is certified gluten free! It’s organic and vegan. (FYI, it is processed with tree nuts and peanuts.)

Scott Adams Grand Master
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This older post might be helpful:

 

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EmilyJ93 Apprentice
EmilyJ93
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@Jhermes maybe a dumb question - but as long as protein powder/drinks are labeled ‘gluten free’ why wouldn’t they be safe for celiac? Asking because I use Orgain products that are labeled gluten free per the recommendation of my dietician. Thanks! 

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Scott Adams
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If they are marked gluten-free, and the only issue you have is to gluten, then it should be fine for you. 

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phillipcl. Newbie
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  On 2/11/2023 at 5:39 PM, celiacanna said:

I recently found Ascent plant protein, it is certified gluten free! It’s organic and vegan. (FYI, it is processed with tree nuts and peanuts.)

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I actually started taking it last month, and it's a good one. I've never had any reactions after taking it

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