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kare101- I just re read my reply to your post, and I must apologize. I really went after you didn't I ? For that I'm sorry. There is nothing easy about this staying gluten-free thing. I was "felony stupid" when I stopped the gluten-free diet. To show how hard staying gluten-free is, when I gave up I was not only not feeling well but I got a case Celiac Dermatitis...

Don't see a lot of men on this forum. I am almost 63, male, and I live in Wheat Ridge.

Hang in there. You will be fine. Good luck Jess

Here is something to consider. IT WILL KILL YOU! I was gluten-free for almost 3 years. It was a struggle and it wasn't easy. I had had enough. I hauled my butt to Mc Donald's, ordered a quarter pounder and never looked back. It made me feel like crap but I stayed with it and got to the point where it didn't bother me. I went for another year and a half eating...

I just can't seem to find yes or no. I eat bags full of Lays BBQ flavor chips. I can't tell one way or the other from the Lays site if they have gluten in them. Most all the other flavors say they don't but nothing clear at least to me on the BBQ flavor. Can you help me out please? Thanks

Hello all. I was diagnosed 5 years ago with celiac disease. I went on a gluten-free diet the same day. Stayed true to the diet for 2 years but started loosing weight at a fast rate. I am male, 6' and in the beginning weighed around 180. During the 2 years I stayed gluten-free I had lost 30 lbs. and nothing I could do would stop the loss. I had every test...

Hi all. I hope this is the place to ask this question. If not I'm sure someone will set me straight. I have a friend that told me about a powder from China that one of her employees is useing that has all but cleared up her dermatitis. It is called "Joy" I have searched the entire internet it seems and find nothing. Has anyone run across such a powder by...

I have my thyroid checked every 6 months and have been on Synthroid for 15 years now to keep it in balance. Bandaids. About one year into being gluten-free and feeling pretty good, I had an ekg to check on my heart. Before I got out of the Dr's office I was sick as a dog. After some major searching I found a common gluten additave in all tape. The hospital...

Oh yes, I'm gluten-free. Down to the point that the bandages, tape on bandaids, heart monitor patches even tooth picks I special order, the ones that are gluten free. I will bet most of you didn't know that the tape on a simple bandaid had gluten in it. I can take something like a tooth pick and if it has a gluten base it makes me sick.

Man I wish I had all your weight gain problems, and you had mine. I have been gluten-free now for about 3 years. The way I found out I had c/d was I had gone from 180 lbs to 140 lbs in just a few months. There was a ton of tests and I still kept losing weight. Finally my family doctor ran out of things to test me for. Except for one thing was happening that...

I just got off the phone with the makers of Ambian and it is gluten free.

Wow, thank you all for the fast response. I take alot of meds but I saw a poster here in the sleep forum that said Ambian sleeping meds had gluten in it. Then another poster stated that it did not. Looks like the only way to be sure is to check it out on your own. I think however if you find something it should be posted some where on this site. BackTalk

When searching for what may be used in your medications, is there a symbol or something that denotes there is gluten used? Backtalk

I would very much like to see facts that show Ambien has gluten in it. thanks Backtalk