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Gluten-free Oats

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For those of you that desparately miss that bowl of yummy oatmeal in the morning, there may be good news! I googled "gluten-free oats" and found the following website:

www.glutenfreeoats.com

Check it out for yourselves, but it appears that they are safe for us. They are outrageously expensive, but thats probablly a big clue that they are legit. I was just so excited to find this, I had to share!

Anyone ordered from them before? Any comments/feedback.

Thanks!

Rebecca

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It might be true, HOW EVER an unknown % of celiacs (I have seen lots of varition form 10% to 100% in posts/article/etc) will react to the protien in oats because its extremly simular to gluten. There is no known test for it yet, and realy since symptons are a poor indication of reaction, you may not know your reacting til you have done alot fo damage.

Personally I am waiting for more solid information on oats before I would considere them.

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VydorScope
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GFP, thank you for that articel, but I do not see any new information in it, unless I missed somthing. Still basicly says that if your Celiac you might react, and theres no way to know without an oat challange followed by either odvious symptons or bipsopys.

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