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  1. Tammy Aiken
    Tips for buying gluten-free oats The best way to see if the oats you want to eat are gluten-free is to read labels carefully. If you aren’t sure if the oatmeal you have is gluten-free or not, don’t eat it until you find out. Some people may have reactions to even small amounts of gluten. You can always call the company and ask your specific questions. ...
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    "...Christ Jesus, who has been become for us wisdom from God: our righteousness, holiness, and redemption." - 1 Corinthians 1:30
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    Today is day 9 of the gluten challenge: I have enough gas to fly me from Cali to Ireland nonstop, but I'm way to tired to go. I itch (no rash), and I feel bloated as anything,
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    Thank you for the words of encourgement. I'm still adjusting to the diagnosis. I can't believe after all these years going to doctors for my bowel issues that someone finally said let's do an upper GI. I was diagnosed with Microscopic colitis six years ago, and that should have been a sign to that doctor that he should continue to look further. My new...
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