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Glutenease


Calle

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Calle Rookie

I have taken digestive enzymes off and on for several years now. I was looking at trying a new digestive enzyme by Enzymedica and I came across one of their products, it's called GlutenEase. I was just wondering if anyone out there has hard about it or has tried it? Here is the link Open Original Shared Link

Now I certainly wouldn't use that and think that I could safely eat gluten or casein in my diet, but I wonder if it wouldn't help with the healing????

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I asked about this product a couple of weeks ago after DH found it in the health food store. Apparently it works for some when they've been glutened. I was thinking I would buy and keep it on hand for when I travel but I'm not sure it's worth the money. If I ever get a little bloating from cc issues, one Pepto tablet makes me better in a bout 30 minutes. The small bottle of GE was over $18.

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CarlaB Enthusiast

I use it before I go out to eat to avoid glutening. Don't use it to be able to eat gluten though.

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