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Accidental Ingestion

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mcrowe116281 Newbie
mcrowe116281
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After waking up early this morning with my stomach rolling, I thought it might be the spaghetti we fixed last night. Sure enough, I accidentally bought pasta that contained gluten. I get violently ill when this ever happens. Knowing that a storm is coming, does anyone have any guidance to reduce the severity?

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Sorry, I wish I had some good advice. When I make mistakes like this I get violently ill after about 2 hr. with intractable emesis for 2-3 hours, awful gut cramps,  followed by several hours of diarrhea. I don't know of anything that really helps because I can't keep anything down.

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Sorry you are having this experience when inadvertently getting Gluten. I have used 3 ounces of water with 2 tablespoons of Apple cider vinegar and 1/2 tsp of honey mixed well and drink. I have also used Nature's Way organic Apple cider vinegar (ACV) Gummies. Bottle says, take two. This is great when I'm out and about and carry them in my handbag. I got them through Amazon. This has made huge difference with all the symptoms mentioned.

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This article, and the comments below it, may be helpful:

 

 

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