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Are Eggs Suitable For Celiacs?


Ishtar

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Ishtar Newbie

I hope someone can help me with this topic. Eggs are listed as foods that can be consumed by celiacs, however, I´ve read that among the foods chicken are fed (including organic/free-range ) are grains and some of them are gluten-containing cereals.

Wouldn´t this make eggs (and poultry too) unsuitable for celiacs?

Thanks for your help in advance, it is greatly appreciated.

Ishtar


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I hope someone can help me with this topic. Eggs are listed as foods that can be consumed by celiacs, however, I

kareng Grand Master

My son ate a lot of peanut butter and chocolate milk the first 18 years of his life. When he got a cut, he didn't ooze PB or choc milk. A digestive system breaks down the food into nutrients that go into the blood and then the cells. What a digestive system can't break down, comes out the other end as poop. We need to realize that many animals are especially equipped to eat things we can't. A cow eats lots of grass. We can't digest it but they can.

Eggs are considered safe for Celiacs to eat.

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Eggs are safe.

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