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  1. hippiegirl2001
    I had difficulty with some B12 due to artificial sweeteners such as sorbitol, etc...(anything with a 'tol' at the end. They would upset my digestive system for 3 days each time. Now I use Natural Factors brand. It was difficult to find sublingual, gluten free, artificial sweetner free in the Methylcobalamin form of B12.
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    I saw it! The man says something like "they think I have Celiac and that I'm eating too much gluten. I didn't even know I was eating "GLUTEN". (he said gluten kind of sarcastically)
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    Hello, Thank you for letting us know about these choices! I had just found out about ZPizza in Upland, CA. (and Redlands too, although I haven't looked into it and it sounds as if not all the branches have gluten-free pizza. ). I didn't know about Ciao Bella, sounds good! Have you been to Pizza Fusion in Temecula? Thanks, Patty
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    Freeda sublingual B12 has artificial sweeteners. I bought some and had to give it away. They don't have the ingredient list on their website unfortunately but it is in their catalog which they can send by mail. I don't know if their SCD vites have artificial sweeteners.
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    Re: B12. I use a brand of Methylcobalamin sublingual made by Natural Factors which has no artificial sweetners, or gluten (I contacted them). 1000 mg. I don't know why they have to put sweeteners or flavorings in these products as there are some with 5000 mg I would take if I could but I can't use anything with the sweetners, sorbitol, manitol, etc......
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    Here it is. RICE FLOUR PANCAKES 1 Cup Sweet Rice Flour 1 Tbsp sugar 2 tsp baking powder 1/2 tsp salt 1 cup rice or soy milk 1 egg, lightly beaten 2 tsp olive or vegetable oil Sift the rice flour, sugar, baking powder and salt together into a bowl. Beat in the rice milk until the mixture has a smooth consistency. Add the beaten egg and olive oil...
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    Sorry you had a bad experience. I agree with another person who says they order whatever doesn't require someone to put their gloved hand in it. So, although I want lettuce and cheese, I do without it (maybe I will bring some from home in a little baggie someday). I get the burrito bowl, and everything at Chipotle except the flour tortilla is supposed...
  8. hippiegirl2001
    I saw the show! As soon as they said flattened villi, I said, the man has Celiac Disease! But I also knew it was too early in the show: they never get to what someone really has until the last few minutes. Then when the patient said, I can't feel my legs, I said, neuropathy, caused by malabsorption then malnutrition! As someone said, it turned out he didn...
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    Thanks for the heads up! I headed down to Pizza Fusion yesterday, what a treat. I asked the waitress if she gets many people ordering the gluten-free pizza, and she said that at each table there at the time someone had ordered gluten-free pizza. By the way, off topic, if you know when the support group meets in Temecula, if you could let us know I...
  10. hippiegirl2001
    I received my answer, no thanks to PF Changs. None of our products contain any gluten or gluten products. Linda Breckner Customer Service Revolution Tea 5120 W. Buckeye Road Ste 5 Phoenix, AZ 85043 1-602-393-3737 1-888-321-4738 Fax: 1-602 393-3559 lbreckner@revolutiontea.com
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    Thank you for the link! When I went to the Revolution Tea website I couldn't find any way to contact them. I've now sent my question and will post the answer when received. I don't think PF Changs plans to reply.
  12. hippiegirl2001
    Hi Amy, That was my favorite too! I would love to continue to have it but I would also love to know that it is indeed safe. I wrote back to PF Changs again since I posted, still no reply. I guess unless they are able to tell me that the manufacturers told them that they do not add gluten ingredients it is better for me to stay away.
  13. hippiegirl2001
    I buy Well Read Organic Red Wine at Trader Joes (not a drugstore but I thought I'd mention it anyway). I believe it is $5.99 but if not, it is not much more. No sulfites, of course.
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    I posted this earlier in an established "what do you eat when you go to PF Changs" topic but I think it needs to be on its own. I love to eat at PFChangs but I recently became aware that I need to find out if flavored teas are gluten free. PF Changs has maybe 6 hot teas listed on their regular menu, but actually No drinks are listed on the gluten-free...
  15. hippiegirl2001
    It is good to know I can order the Pure Encapsulations vitamins through Amazon as I'm always ordering from them!
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    Update. I checked out Pure Encapsulations but their website said that they "sell their products exclusively to health care professionals." Through another website, thenaturalonline.com, I found a sublingual Methylcobalamin 1000 mcg tablet by Natural Factors. Contains no artificial preservatives, color or sweeteners (and no sugar alcohols!) no corn, soy...
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    Hi Jennifer, Thank for posting about the meeting in Temecula. I probably won't make this one as I live in Riverside, and have been tired from anemia. But hope to make the next one whenever that is! Sounds great. Patty
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    Hello, I love to eat at PFChangs but I recently became aware that I need to find out if flavored teas are gluten free. PF Changs has maybe 6 hot teas listed on their regular menu, but actually No drinks are listed on the gluten-free menu so the omission didn't necessarily mean that the teas were not gluten-free. Anyway, here is the reply I received from...
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    Hello, are all welcome, or do you have to be an official member of some group? Thanks
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    Thanks Sooo Much, I will check it out!!
  21. hippiegirl2001
    I am trying to find a gluten free sublingual methylcobalamin form of B12 which does not have any sugar alcohols. My system does not tolerate those so unfortunately I am unable to take Jarrow brand. (sugar alcohols are for example sorbitol, maltitol, etc, anything ending in "ol"). Thanks!
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    Hello! Sorry to hear that you are having problems. My husband is usually pretty supportive. When we go out to eat he usually orders gluten-free, then we can share. BUT at home the problem is this high fiber wheat bread he eats, the only non-gluten-free food in the house. He tried to get along without it, but his health issue is acid reflux. He seems...
  23. hippiegirl2001
    Hope you had a good time anyway! I only go there in I think certain days in October or November, when my husband and I get in free because he is a Vet. It is too bad food choices are so limited at the Knotts. I hear better things about Disneyland.
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    p.s. Please let us know if you actually find somewhere in the park where you can eat. I doubt it. There is Mrs. Knotts, the Fried Chicken and Boysenberry pie place, and lots of little places, but I couldn't eat in the amusement park the last time I went.
  25. hippiegirl2001
    Hello, I don't know anywhere inside the park where you can eat safely, but directly across the street from Knotts Berry Farm, at 7971 Beach Blvd: NW corner of Beach Blvd and La Palma, is the Claim Jumper restaurant. You can go to their website, claimjumper.com and print a menu to take with you. Watch out, the menu doesn't always specify that a dish automatically...
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