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Ugh! I am so frustrated! I've been sick since vacation (going on two weeks since we got back). I know something on vacation made me ill but I didn't think that I could still be so sick. So I am trying to go back through any new products I'm using and the only thing I can think of is I changed my foundation to a new brand but I thought it was safe based on what the company told me. Could it really be the foundation or do you think I'm just still sick from being glutened on vacation? I also stopped using the lipstick I bought from the same company. I'm going to buy new foundation today to see if that helps. I'm really desperate. I was doing so good before we left and we even stayed at a place where we had a kitchen and could cook our own meals and it totally backfired!!!!! I'm miserable and am looking for any advice!


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Well, if the company said the foundation is gluten-free, I'd be inclined to believe that. What brand is it? Maybe someone else has used it and can testify if we can trust this company.

I don't think it's out of the ordinary to feel sick for two weeks, especially after a vacation which may have contained multiple glutenings. I find deviating from my normal routine can make me sick, too, even without gluten. I'd stick to your known safe foods and give it another week.

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