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Eaten Gluten For Testing For Vegans?

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pandybear31 Newbie
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I'm one week in to eating gluten. Have to make it until December 20th (endoscopy is December 21). There's no doubt I'm intolerant (I am not a happy camper right now).

Anyone have any menu suggestions to share with a vegan? I'm eating a lot of bread and cereal right now.

Any other suggestions for how to survive this would be most helpful. THANK YOU. :)

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I'm one week in to eating gluten. Have to make it until December 20th (endoscopy is December 21). There's no doubt I'm intolerant (I am not a happy camper right now).

Anyone have any menu suggestions to share with a vegan? I'm eating a lot of bread and cereal right now.

Any other suggestions for how to survive this would be most helpful. THANK YOU. :)

When I was eating vegan ,I was eating a lot of soy. Soy I now know is as big of a problem (maybe bigger) for me as gluten,,just saying.

Sorry, I dont have any helpful suggestions,,hopefully others will have some good suggestions.

I will say; hang in there, and we are here if you need to vent :)

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Skylark
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Seitan stir-fried in soy sauce, all the "fake" meats, Boca burgers, and tabouleh come to mind. Also make some split pea soup with pearl barley for me!

As far as coping, maybe some glycine and whatever over-the-counter meds you used to take to feel better. Ugh. I am so not interested in gluten challenge!

mushroom Proficient
mushroom
Posted

Lots of pasta and pizza.

pandybear31 Newbie
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Thanks for all the ideas....I never eat the 'fake' meat stuff so might as well enjoy the convenience. Good to know I'm not alone in this....

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