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Scott Adams

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  1. I've had several gluten-removed beer, and like Omission's line of gluten-removed beers. Before my diagnosis I drank mostly beer, then switched to wine afterwards. I did spend about 2 years working on a recipe for a gluten-free beer made from malted sorghum and rice, and was considering launching a gluten-free brewery, but gave up due to the laws at the time...
  2. Ingredients are shipped in and errors are always possible. The important thing is that they caught it, and have issues a recall. I assume they will make sure that it won't happen again.
  3. Celiac.com 12/05/2020 - We recently fielded a question about whether A-1 stake sauce is gluten-free by pointing out that it was not labeled gluten-free, but likely safe, as it contains no gluten ingredients, and manufacturer Kraft is very...
  4. Celiac.com 12/04/2020 - We get more than a few questions about steak sauce. One question we get a lot is: Is A-1 Steak Sauce gluten-free and safe for people with celiac disease? While A-1 Steak Sauce, now simply called A-1 Sauce,...
  5. If you can tolerate plain Greek yogurt it is good for healing the gut after long stints on antibiotics. If you can't do cow's milk you may be able to tolerate sheep's or goat's milk yogurts. Probiotics supplements are also good for this. Although I don't have SIBO, I started taking a Bifidobacterium infantis supplement after reading this study: and...
  6. There may be other reasons to take vitamin D right now, and that is covid-19. Studies have shown that those with higher vitamin D blood levels have less severe symptoms when they get covid-19. That said, it is a vitamin that can build up in your system and be toxic at too high levels.
  7. Not many nut companies are certified gluten-free, so it would be strange if they were contaminated with gluten. Can you share the brand? Many people, including myself, eat Planters brand nuts, even though they are not labelled or certified gluten-free, without issues. You need to check the ingredient labels carefully because not all of their products...
  8. Many on this forum have taken L-glutamine to help repair their gut, although that trend was more popular 5-10 years ago. I believe there is some research that backs up that it helps lower gut inflammation and speed healing. The current new hot supplement for celiacs might be tryptophan, as recent studies have shown that it also helps with gut recovery.
  9. Let us know what you find out. Also, you mentioned you had a blood test that was negative. Can you share those results? I wonder if your gluten antibodies were elevated at all. DH is the skin manifestation of celiac disease, so if you were eating gluten daily before the blood tests it would surprise me if none of the panels were elevated.
  10. Celiac.com 12/03/2020 - One question we get often is about celiac disease and Worcestershire sauce. Specifically, is Worcestershire sauce gluten free and safe for people with celiac disease? Since 1835, Lea & Perrins has made...
  11. In my case I was cleared of having polycythemia, hemochromatosis, as well as several other things like various forms of lymphoma (they drilled into my hip bone to extract a marrow sample...fun stuff). I am overdue for another monitoring test and I will post the results here. If my RBC falls into the normal range again it would mean that I've found the cause...
  12. I agree 100%, and I am not sure if you saw this thread:
  13. We did a summary of this below, and I'm sure if you did a search for "class action" and the pollutant name you'd get hits on lawsuits:
  14. What is GRAS? I've not heard of that before.
  15. This list is pretty dated, but you might check here:
  16. This list is pretty dated, but you might check here: /celiac-disease/united-states-doctors-r273/
  17. A bit off topic, but is it difficult to find gluten-free options in Switzerland when shopping and eating out?
  18. I'm surprised nobody has responded. Most of the overlap with celiac disease comes with Type 1 diabetes, but I'm sure there are others on here who have Type 2.
  19. I hope all is well, Atrial Fibrillation does sound fun. Hopefully you're able to treat it with meds or a device.
  20. We use the Cascade liquid and have never had issues.
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