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Hi Christina, Thanks so much for taking time to answer in detail and share your story, too. It's a good reminder that we all walk different paths -- and that none of them are right or wrong. It seems like, with time, you've come to be able to identify clearly what your triggers are. I am hoping for this clarity for myself with more time. I am sure...
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Hi there, thank you very much for sharing your story. It is a condition that requires our effort, learning, and and attention for a lifetime: always new ways to grow and learn, like you said. And looking at it as a way to learn is a beautiful way of thinking about things; thank you. I have done so. I lived alone at my point of diagnosis and still do...
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Hello Scott, Thank you for your incredibly thoughtful and kind response to my post. It's a great reminder that things are often more than what meets the eye and that social media often isn't an accurate representation of reality. Reading your response reminds me that I have been very diligent in my healing and in trying to find answers. I suppose...
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Dear Community, I hope this won't get too long, but I'd like to share a bit of my Celiac story to see if anyone can relate or has any input from personal experience, because I have been struggling for awhile now. I was diagnosed at 28 with Celiac. I had been having gut problems for years but it took me awhile to take the step to get medical support...
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nuts.com -- no longer Celiac safe?
lehum replied to lehum's topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & Medications
Has this approach helped your symptoms to improve? Any tips for preparing food fresh and also managing a busy work schedule? -
nuts.com -- no longer Celiac safe?
lehum replied to lehum's topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & Medications
The article was shocking - and horrifying - to read. For me it’s a good argument to cook as many fresh foods as possible. I personally can’t do grain free because I lose weight too quickly and don’t feel full, but I will be sticking to companies I trust like Lundberg for rice. I live in Germany and thankfully, labeling here is more transparent and m... -
nuts.com -- no longer Celiac safe?
lehum replied to lehum's topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & Medications
Thanks for sharing this! You contacted them specifically about their certified gluten-free products, or which products specifically? So out of all the finished batches of nuts, they only test one?! That seems suboptimally safe... Maybe I will have to try Tierra Farms too... -
Dear Community, I've been a fan of nuts.com for awhile. As the only company I know of that certify their nuts, I have eaten them faithfully for the last several years! Only recently I noticed on the packaging (of the certified gluten-free nuts) the warning label stating that the product is processed in the same facility as wheat. I reached out...
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Hello All! I am a little perplexed and looking for some help. I have been gluten-free since being diagnosed with Celiac in February of 2021, so a little over two years now. I am still experiencing some symptoms, although I am SO careful. Lots of fatigue, loose stools (not diarrhea, but just loose/fatty) and a general feeling of stomach discomfort. I...
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Hello all! Happy Holidays! I am curious if anyone can share experiences about Lovebird Grain Free Cereal or in general products which are not officially certified gluten-free but third party tested. I recently purchased Lovebird Grain Free cereal. It consists of cassava flour, salt, coconut oil, and coconut. Their products are not officially...
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Hello All, I was diagnosed with Celiac in February of 2021 and have been gluten-free since. A little over a year later, I am experiencing relatively frequent nausea, often accompanied with belching. Strangely enough, that was not one of my initial symptoms. The things I was having a lot of at the beginning of my diagnosis, like frequent bowel movements...
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Hi Trent, Thanks for your response. No, this happens after many things that I eat, actually. I haven't noticed it being connected to a particular food.
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Hi Everyone, I hope you are all doing well! I am writing with a question about Celiac-related neuropathy. I have been gluten-free now for a year since diagnosed with Celiac, at which point I was experiencing a lot of tingling in my hands and feet/legs. I know that neuropathy is a condition often associated with Celiac, but what I have not been able...
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Hello Everyone, I hope you all are doing well and enjoying 2022 so far. I have Celiac and am writing with a question about the level of antibodies against gluten as a result of my latest bloodwork, since it can be difficult to get clear answers from a doctor and most of my online research has also left me scratching my head. When I was diagnosed...
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Hello Everyone, I'm happy to find myself here on Celiac.com and in this community. 🙂 I was diagnosed with Celiac at the beginning of February of this year (about 1.5 months ago) and have been eating gluten-free since. Though some days certain symptoms seem alleviated (the lifting of brain fog and lessening of anxiety, etc.), other symptoms se...
