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Celiac.com 12/15/2018 - Winter is fast approaching, and that means winter cooking for winter appetites. This gluten-free soup is creamy, buttery, and delicious, It’s also easy to make. It’s a hearty, harmonious marriage of bacon, cheese and baked potato that will warm both stomach and soul all the way until spring.
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12/13/2018 - Is wine gluten-free? Wine Spectator recently weighed in on gluten and wine. The article is worth a read, and there’s a link at the bottom of this page. Meantime, here’s a quick rundown of the basics of wine and gluten.
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I only had the blood test and the biopsy done. I felt the same way, I was totally fine before I started and I felt significantly worse after. But, it was night and day after I started making those changes in the kitchen. The good sign is that obviously there was something wrong and you are starting to correct it. It's just a matter of figuring it out (which can take time). Are you living with others who are still eating gluten? Stay strong and know that things do g... -
Do they do any further and/or monitoring blood testing to track your antibody levels to help you understand when you are getting it right? I have just recently gotten my diagnosis, but not been back to see the GI guy yet. And emotionally I am as raw as can be. This whole thing still feels like a major kick to the head. I am in the midst of a bad emotional shell shock.
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