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Stoole

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  1. probably white vingegar which could be made from wheat, although some say it's ok because it is distilled
  2. For what it's worth, I fed my son about 8 oz. of regular semolina pasta over the course of two days. I felt like a bad dad, but the doc wasn't worried that causing a long term problem. Then again, his views on celiac disease are different from the mainstream. Maybe that is because he is an allergist and not a GI guy?
  3. I have to eat at Joe's Crab Shack next month for work. I just e-mailed them through their website. I will report back and let everybody know if they were helpful.
  4. It's tough, especially since your child is so young. (My son is 4 and has celiac disease, so I know...) The only non-nut protein sources I can think of are Cold cuts (depending on how long they will be out - try freezing the gluten-free bread if you are worried) Tofu - You can get it in an aseptic packages (like juice boxes). That depends on whether...
  5. I don't think of myself as being sick. My physical symptoms were relatively mild for many years, so I didn't even think I was sick when I was sick. Total denial.
  6. I concur. Kefir is great. My wife made some from the grains this summer but then we decided to go dairy free. I spent 10 days on IV antibiotics last year because of a ruptured appendix. My gut was a mess after not eating or drinking for a week. When I came home, I drank a lot of kefir. We didn't make it then; we just bought it at the the health food...
  7. Thanks for the help, everyone.
  8. I was diagnosed as gluten intolerant last week based on three blood tests. I have pretty minor symptoms, so my doctor said I could continue eating wheat but just cut way back. I decided to go completely gluten-free anyway. I have a phone appointment with my doc for Wednesday to discuss intolerance vs. Celiac and what we should do next. Does anyone have...
  9. Killarney, I think you can be a gluten-free vegetarian. In fact, maybe it's a plus in your case. You're already used to eating differently from other people, checking ingredients, etc. If you didn't "cheat" as a vegetarian, I bet you will have an easier time eliminating gluten than some other people. You know how you have to search for vegetarian anchovy...
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