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    Hello, Back in 2008, when Enterolab did my test, my Anti-Gliadin IgA was 1345 -Yikes! I was never diagnosed as celiac but genetically predisposed to gluten sensitivity. After following their dietary advice for 2 years, I tested again and the score was normal. I continue to be gluten free and my GI system has never been happier. Soy was also...
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    I have felt better since I have followed Dr. Fine's recommendations than I have in my entire life. I am so grateful to Enterolab.
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    I have been using lots of Hershey 100% cacao powder with no problems whatsoever.
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    I bloat and become constipated with soy just like with gluten.
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    When I read your post, I almost fell off my chair. Did you day that you switched to barley based carob chips? Barley has gluten. Before I realized that I am gluten sensitive, I suspected wheat as a cause to my symptoms and was seeking out items made with only rye. I had found a really nice cracker made with only rye and salt. Well after the gluten sensitivity...
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    Has a product you have been using changed? Just recently, the "Nautral" roast chicken at my local Stop & Shop deli which previously was labeled with Ingredients: chicken, now has a new look and label. Under the handy little cardboard holder that is wrapped around the container is a new label which says that the chicken is injected with a 18% solution...
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    Wow, you certainly seem to have found your answer. I wouldn't want to go back to consuming gluten again for the sake of a test either. You may want to consider EnteroLab. They did a fecal test for me which is more sensitive thatn the blood test and they also tested for casein, eggs, soy and yeast. I was sensitive to all of them. Perhaps you may have reactions...
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    Of course your physical reactions will not change whether or not you are tested and I agree that the Enterolab tests can be expensive. However, this is how being tested has influenced me: Having those results in print in front of me gave me ammunition. Ammunition to fight off the temptations of people saying," just have ONE bite, it is SOOOO delicious and...
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    Before I was officially diagnosed as gluten intolerant, I suspected that soy was an issue as well. I knew that wheat was a problem for me and was avoiding that ,so when a little cup of miso soup caused me to bloat, I figured that soy should be off my list too. As it turns out, I later tested reactive to gluten, casein, soy, eggs and dairy. I also have figured...
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    I was reading Dr. D'Adamo's book on Geno Type Diet and took my fingerprints as indicated and I was very surprised to find all these little white lines where my prints should be. It was the explanation that these indicate a digestive problem and glucose sensitivity that let me to pursue furthur testing at EnteroLab. And yes, I tested glucose and casein sensitive...
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