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Lynne Bennett
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I am already gluten and wheat free for 4 years. Have had Nairns gluten-free oats for a week and now stomach ache for a week, am wondering what could be wrong please. Could it be the Avenin which are a cousin to gluten?

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34 minutes ago, Lynne Bennett said:

I am already gluten and wheat free for 4 years. Have had Nairns gluten-free oats for a week and now stomach ache for a week, am wondering what could be wrong please. Could it be the Avenin which are a cousin to gluten?

Welcome to the forum, Lynne!

Yes, it certainly could be the avenin. An intolerance to oat protein is very common in the celiac population. I think the figure I've heard is about 10% of celiacs can't tolerate oat protein. Being as how these stomach aches coincide with the addition of this oat product you mention, I would certainly look at that.

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1 hour ago, Lynne Bennett said:

I am already gluten and wheat free for 4 years. Have had Nairns gluten-free oats for a week and now stomach ache for a week, am wondering what could be wrong please. Could it be the Avenin which are a cousin to gluten?

In my experience, yes. I love oats and I have tried re-introducing it into my diet but each time the side-effects are the same. So, I am afraid that I am not surprised with your problem.

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