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jmengert

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  1. The only tuna I have found that is gluten-free and soy free is Whole Foods' brand. They have a few varieties, and I buy the solid white albacore. The downside is that it's $1.50 a can, but it's worth it to have soy free tuna. It's packaged only in spring water, which is nice.
  2. Hi, Judy--Another option is Spectrum's Canola Oil Mayo. It's gluten-free, DF, and soy-free, as I avoid these things, too. It even says gluten free on the label. I use it all the time, as I love my tuna fish and egg salad!
  3. I second Badger Balm--great stuff! You can get it at Whole Foods, Wegman's, or other health food stores.
  4. Are Method soaps the ones sold at Target in bright colors and weird shaped bottles? I always wanted to try them but wasn't sure if they were gluten-free....
  5. I wanted to add that though the Clean Lash Tint is on Neutrogena's gluten-free list, it is NOT gluten-free--listed plain as day is "hydrolized wheat protein." Unfortunately, I just took their list at face value and didn't realize this until I bought the product and brought it home--luckily I double-checked the ingredients just in case. But, I wanted to...
  6. KLTerry--a very similar thing happens to me, but I don't get blurry vision (and I understand the fear of calling the doctor too much, too--I feel like they think I'm a hypochondriac). I've been gluten-free for three months now, and I started having sporadic dizzy spells about a month or so into the gluten-free diet. Now, I'm noticing that the last ...
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