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New Study On Quinoa

Lisa

By Lisa
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GladGirl Rookie
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Thank you for sharing, very interesting study done!

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Bubba's Mom Enthusiast
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I bought a box a while back, but have been to afraid of a reaction to try it. I'm super sensitive. I guess I'll let that box sit there for a while longer? :P

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Lynr Newbie
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I had a horrible new outbreak of DH today after eating quinoa. I went online to check every food I had eaten and here is what I found about quinoa. I will NEVER eat it again. . . Wow

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I obviously cannot eat this!

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Thanks for sharing Lisa :)

My Celiac Doc recommended Quinoa so I ate it frequently for my first two years gluten-free - turns out I am intolerant of it. I thought it was the high lectin component - very glad researchers are investigating the suitability for those with Celiac!

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I guess it just depends on how sensative you are. I do fine with my corn quinoa blend. I try to limit it to once a week.

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Thanks for sharing Lisa :)

My Celiac Doc recommended Quinoa so I ate it frequently for my first two years gluten-free - turns out I am intolerant of it. I thought it was the high lectin component - very glad researchers are investigating the suitability for those with Celiac!

I don't tolerate it either, Lisa. Could be the lectins :rolleyes:

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