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I usually write down a few phrases in whatever language I am visiting. And try to look up foods from that country to see if I need to watch for any hidden things. I haven't had any issues yet but am as careful as I can be. I haven't heard of these dining cards. This sounds great! I will check it out.

I have heard a lot of different things. For me, I was lucky. I felt better after 3 days. For years I couldn't figure out why I was so bloated all the time. And why my jeans fit perfectly but not the waist (I'm very thin). I have heard of other people taking longer to feel better. some a couple months. Everyone is different. Be very careful with foods that...

I have stayed clear of Amy's as well. It's funny I used to buy that brand before I knew I had Celiac because I liked the food. I had issues with it once I changed my diet. I emailed them and they said they take it very seriously and test between runs to make sure it is safe. Well it's not working very well. Most people with Gluten issues have complained....

I was originally diagnosed by Dr. Dahlstedt in Sterling Heights (endoscopy & blood test). I really liked him a lot and he was familiar with Celiac but couldn't answer a lot of questions. It seems there is so much info they don't know. My brother was also diagnosed by him before me. He chose to then see the leading specialist in NY (Dr. Peter Green) and...

i haven't ordered from the gluten free mall yet but i think i may have to start. i was hoping to find stuff locally. i do have a lot of markets in my area with a decent selection of gluten free stuff. the tough part is finding out about the manufacturing practices.

Does anyone know which brands do not have cross contamination? I'm not looking for brands people don't have issues with. I'm surprisingly sensitive and I'm really getting tired of buying products that are "gluten free" only to find out they share equipment with other products that contain gluten. I've heard just about every company swear they test and numbers...

I had a biopsy done last month. It was the easiest thing. A lot of people seem to be concerned with getting one. It's not really surgery. I don't find it to be invasive. But that's just me. The main reason was I had symptoms for what I thought was an ulcer all these years. So naturally I decided to get a gastroscopy done plus my brother was diagnosed with...

Gluten free foods can be pricey. Apparently your grocery bill can be tax deductible as well as your mileage to and from the store. Open Original Shared Link

Royal Oak, MI - diagnosed with celiac 1 month ago. I feel great since the diet change but still going through some trial and error with products that claim to be under 20ppm.