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How Long Does It Take To Notice A Reaction

Guest hightop girl

By Guest hightop girl
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Guest hightop girl
Guest hightop girl
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Well... I think I am having a reaction, but I can't figure out what caused it (again)! We ate out (not great if you have read my other post about restaurants) but I woke up yesterday just fine. Yesterday the only change I made was that I had flaked coconut in my smoothie. No other changes at all. I started bloating about noon, and had stomach pain all night. Could the reaction take longer if the glutening was pretty small (say just in the seasoning) at dinner? Has anyone else had trouble with coconut?

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Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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Could the reaction take longer if the glutening was pretty small (say just in the seasoning) at dinner? Has anyone else had trouble with coconut?

Guest hightop girl
Guest hightop girl
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Flaked coconut in natural form??? What I had was Kroger brand, sweetened with several other ingrediants (I suppose to keep it from sticking together etc). I didn't think about it until this morning. I didn't see anything on the packages that matched the unsafe list, but who knows????

HelpKid101 Newbie
HelpKid101
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I feel the reaction instantly but it is different for everyone

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