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Just Tried Some gluten-free Oats...

Guest cdmccool

By Guest cdmccool
in Celiac Disease Pre-Diagnosis, Testing & Symptoms

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Guest cdmccool
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And now I'm extremely bloated. How do I know if it's the fiber, or if I'm having a reaction?

I only ate 1/2 cup.

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And now I'm extremely bloated. How do I know if it's the fiber, or if I'm having a reaction?

I only ate 1/2 cup.

Unless you bloat from other fiber sources, veggies, fruits and other gluten free grains I would think you are reacting. What other reactions are you now experiencing? If it was a gluten type of reaction, (not all celiacs tolerate oats) it may take a day or two for the D or C to hit.

ruthla Contributor
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And now I'm extremely bloated. How do I know if it's the fiber, or if I'm having a reaction?

I only ate 1/2 cup.

It sounds to me like you're not tolerating it well. Does it matter if it's from the fiber or the protein? It's not a food you can comfortably eat, period.

dally099 Contributor
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hi, you might be having problems with the oats becuase their can be cross contamination. there is a site www.onlyoats.ca this is a farmer from saskatewan who only produces gluten free oats. check out the site, their stuff is awesome.

nadine

Guest Chrisbee
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I tried the new gluten free oats as well and couldn't tolerate them. I was SO hoping that I could! I miss my morning oatmeal so bad, but I've gotten used to quinoa. I cook it, then add a sliced banana, a little almond milk, chopped walnuts and raw sugar or honey right before taking it off the burner. It's really good!

Anyway, with the oats, I was in the bathroom for three days, then broke out in blisters. :(

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