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    I drink Lipton Green Tea Naturally Decafineinated. The ingredient list "100% Natural Decaffeinated Green Tea". I hope it is gluten-free...if anyone knows differently, please let me know .
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    Hi! I miscarried the first time and then my Dx put me on progesterone pills for the first 13 weeks. It did the trick...healthy 10 pound boy. My sister miscarried 6 times (bless her heart) and only carried while on progesterone too (she needs to be diagnosed for celiac [chronic kidney stones] but doesn't want to listen to her little sister). Thx.
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    Hi! I recently read a book about soy and fertility and I'm convinced that soy is not good for you at all. I wish I could cite the section, but I got the book at the library a month ago. The book is called THE MOOD CURE, by Julia Ross, M.A.. Ross cited research about vegetarian child-bearing aged women who once they became vegetarian, their period stopped...
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    Wonderful idea!!! I would use it quite often.
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    Wonderful idea!!! I would use it quite often.
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    Hi again, I made this last night with sauted chicken breast and sweet potatoes...it was really surprising good (I've never had collard greens before). Collard Greens With Caramelized Onions And Pine Nuts (from www.christinacooks.com) What You'll Need 2 teaspoons extra virgin oil 1 each red onion -- half moon slices 1 tablespoon soy sauce 1...
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    DVK and malosp, Your symptoms sound alot like mine. In September 2006, I felt like I had a golf ball under my right rib cage. Went to ER, said it was gallbladder. Had ultrasound, CT scan, HIDA scan, MRCP--all were perfectly normal except my lipase and amylase were slightly elevated. Doctor thought it might be pancreas and sphincter of oddi dysfunction...
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    Happy Valentine's Day!!! Here is an easy romantic dinner...too bad I made it the other night!! Thanks everybody for meal ideas!! Carriefaith---special thanks for the Pad Thai recipe! Maple Roasted Chicken with Sweet Potatoes 1 3
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    The big problem is that mega companies can patent gmo seed. If the gmo seed cross pollinates with an organic farmer's crop, takes on the characteristics of the patented gmo seed, the mega company can claim that it is infringement and the courts will demand that the organic farmer's seed/plant be destroyed. If the organic farmer has to destroy his seed,...
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    Has anyone watched the documentary The Future of Food (more information at www.thefutureoffood.com)? I watched it last night and was horrified to learn that the US Government does not enforce that genetically modified foods (GMO)/ingredients have to be labeled. The European Union enforces labeling laws on GMO and Japan even bans gmo imports. If you get...
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    Hi! Saw your post and wanted to help. I have a letter from Hershey dated February 2004 to my grandmother who has celiac. The Consumer Relations Department, 1800-468-1714, sent this letter. "Some Hershey products that do not contain sources of gluten This list is based on informaiton and assurances that we have received from the companies who supply...
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    Hi, This sounds like me too. I had/have pain in my upper right quadrant under my ribs that would radiate around to my back. Went to ER and they suspected gallbladder. I have had ultrasound, CT scan, MRCP, Hida Scan, and almost an ERCP (thank goodness I didn't have to have it or I might have pancreatitis). No stones, no infection, just my blood test...
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    I'm so glad that someone else has wondered if there is a connection between gluten-intolerance and joint issues. I have dislocated my knee (then surgery), dislocated shoulder 6 times (then surgery), dislocated my thumb (then surgery) all before I was 20 years old. This all happened from normal everyday movements. I was scared to step wrong or reach for...
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    Thanks so much everybody. It is good to know that I don't have to "grin and bear it" when it comes to post-surgical pain. I hope this thread will help someone else too. Kim
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    Hi! New to the forum, new to gluten-free lifestyle. What a difference it has made already. The fact that I'm even asking a pregnancy question is a positive spin on the last four months of suffering. Question for moms...What gluten-free pain relieving options are available while recovering from a c-section? For my son, I took Tylenol 3. It sounds like...
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