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Does Anyone Know How To Kill Or "inactivate" Gluten?

mamaupupup

By mamaupupup
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I thought I have Mast Cell Activation Syndrome before I was diagnosed with celiac. (It’s still possible that I do). My doctor was willing to prescribe Singulair, which is an asthma medicine, because it also treats MCAS. As I understand it, mast cells are a factor in inflammatory and allergic reactions. I felt better than I have in years after a week on the med. unfortunately since going gluten free I started having other issues, but ANYWAY, my point is that I wonder if you can get your doctor to prescribe Singulair off label to see if it helps you. I am not a doctor, but Singulair is being studied as a treatment for celiac. https://celiac.org/about-the-foundation/featured-news/2016/06/help-support-research-toward-a-treatment-for-celiac-disease/

It seems that you are reacting to SOMETHING and so for quality of life, it seems like some further discussion with doctors is important. Most people on this forum seem able to travel the world as long as they wash hands and watch what they eat. The intractability of your symptoms seems very unusual.

Again, not a doctor just offering a possible avenue to explore.

 

 

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NOTHING will "deactivate" gluten and I'm sorry but most of your statements are scientifically incorrect. Gliadin, like all proteins, does not break down readily. "Inactivating" or hydrolyzing gliadi

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You can't get glutened by merely touching gluten. The molecule is too large to pass through the skin. Think about it - if touching gluten could get us sick, we'd ALL be sick all the time simply from g

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My DH and I are debating how best to "sanitize" the kitchen of gluten. We're trying to understand the science behind what destroys gluten. Here is all I've learned/found so far: gluten is not water

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