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Guest AutumnE

By Guest AutumnE
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Guest AutumnE
Guest AutumnE
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I have never asked what was normal just knew mine wasnt since about three years ago especially. Its always been yellow and diarrhea and always floats. Since going gluten free its changing. One was a good change no diarrhea anymore and its brown now yay! Still floats and a weird new thing it is flaky? I did a search and only found pastry info! lol :blink: Not what I was looking for! :P

Anybody have this else when they were new to being gluten free? If I asked my dh if his was like this I think he couldnt handle it :blink::o

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Mine didn't get flaky, but mine did stay odd for a while after going gluten-free. They had been all kinds of odd for years. Now they're brown and sink. Every day. Unless I get glutened or sick. It did take a while for them to normalize - a few months. I think it just takes a while for your body to heal and start processing things properly.

Nancy

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Posted

Thanks Again :)

I'm so hopeful that part of it is changing, I cant wait to get back to where I was and get my hair back that I lost.

Autumn :)

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