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  1. Ahorsesoul
    You sound like you already know what you need to do.
  2. Ahorsesoul
    Bleeding gums make me ask if you might need to up your Vitamin C. Also if it's only a problem around the gold crowns you could be allergic to something they used to harden the gold. It's not 100% gold used in crowns. Or maybe an allergy to what product they used to cement them in place. I had a problem with my gum around a tooth with a lot of filling...
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    From reading this site, I'd say very few people are diagnosed by a doctor. Most people seem to have to tell the doctors they want to be tested because they (the patient) took the time to find out what was wrong. I also was told by a doctor at the Chiropractor that I was a celiac. Previous to this, an allergist told me I should just cut out wheat. But only...
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    I call ahead to make an appointment. I ask them to find out what products they can use that are gluten free. The day before going to a new salon I stop by and ask ask they have figured out what products are gluten free. If they haven't done this, I cancel the appointment. I now go to an Aveda Salon. They called their company for their list and included...
  5. Ahorsesoul
    Have an open mind to explore all the possible solutions for a patients symptoms.
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    I have no trouble with blizzards from my local Dairy Queen. I am very sensitive to cc so I'm surprised that I do not have to ask at DQ for them to wipe down the equipment an extra time or to wash their hands before making my blizzard. I wish I could say this about all fast food places.
  7. Ahorsesoul
    Check your Sunkist soda. It may not be gluten free.
  8. Ahorsesoul
    I always had problems with their frosty's but haven't tried one for several years. Not likely to do so soon either.
  9. Ahorsesoul
    I have to find them to make this recipe! Open Original Shared Link
  10. Ahorsesoul
    I can't eat oats, even the gluten free ones. Not even baked into cookies. Forget the oatmeal, I want cookies.
  11. Ahorsesoul
    He's not a fan of Guaifenesin but he does know it works for some people. Open Original Shared Link I tried it but I had much better results from Questran.
  12. Ahorsesoul
    The doctor who told me 3 times a day explained that if we eat three times a day our body does not put a hold on the meals and process all at once. It processes as it comes in. The sooner it goes out the less time our bodies have to reabsorb the toxins.
  13. Ahorsesoul
    I think normal is different for each person depending on eating habits. I had a doctor tell me to try for three a day. The idea was to have one for each time you ate instead of waiting to have one movement a day.
  14. Ahorsesoul
    You can look at their website to see if it's something that would interest you. Open Original Shared Link
  15. Ahorsesoul
    I have Fibromyalgia. I am being treated with Dr Teitelbaum's method with excellent results since July 2003. I have also noticed an improvement with the Fibromyalgia since going gluten free. I think treatment for Fribromyalgia is different for each person. The main point if to start a treatment and keep it up. A lot of times people stop their treatment because...
  16. Ahorsesoul
    I suggest you try a week long test. Make dinner that one serving is gluten free and on is not for your dh. Make sure to let him know you are making his items with gluten. Keep checking on how he is doing. The week after this make the dinners all gluten free but do not tell him. If it's all in his head you will be able to tell.
  17. Ahorsesoul
    Here's a recipe to feed your friends if you can eat milk and butter. Just double check all the ingredients to be sure your kitchen has them as gluten free. I've also heard this called Hot Fudge Sundae Cake Chocolate Cobbler Melt 2 sticks of butter in a 9x13 dish Mix together in a bowl; 1 1/2 cup sugar 1 1/2 cup gluten free flour 1 tsp. vanilla...
  18. Ahorsesoul
    My dd has this problem even on a gluten-free diet. We added beans to our meals which helped this problem.
  19. Ahorsesoul
    Yep, I live my life the spoon way! I have nerve damage to both arms, fibromyalgia and a stroke. Oh yea and celiac. It's spoons for my life.
  20. Ahorsesoul
    Open Original Shared Link I used Pamela's Pancake and Baking mix in the amount listed. I also had buttermilk to use up so I used it instead of the milk (I'm sure plain milk is fine too). It turned out great. Served it warm with unsweetened whipped cream and chopped pecans.
  21. Ahorsesoul
    I love blue cheese spelled anyway you'd like. Love it on toast for breakfast, in my salad for lunch and over a steak for dinner. I stick with either Maytag or Rosenborg's. I have had reations with other brands.
  22. Ahorsesoul
    Is the kitty food gluten free? Don't use you hands to dish out the food.
  23. Ahorsesoul
    "..well they think I'm a few gluten free fruitloops short of a full bowl" I love this!
  24. Ahorsesoul
    As long as you show your db that his teasing is bothering you, he will continue. I suggest you just laugh and tell him to have another (whatever it is) for you. And then thank him for eating it and keeping you healthy. I'm with the others who said his turn to eat gluten free may happen before long. Suggest to your parents that they all be tested. Brothers...
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    I keep seeing that some people don't think celiacs need to avoid gluten in their personal care products that are not ingested. I'm sure the people writing these studies are only looking at the damage done to the intestinal track. If I use lotion or shampoo that contains gluten I start to itch. So there is another reason to avoid gluten in anything if you...
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