srthomas21

udis = best gluten free bread ever. It actually tastes like real bread. The loafs are small and pathetic but the bread is great.

Open Original Shared Link The products on listed on this page do not contain gluten but are produced on the same lines that have gluten products. It says that the lines are washed inbetween but there is a chance of small amounts remaining. Frustrating.

Wow, it sounds like label laws are completely worthless then. Why have wheat be mandatory but other gluten grains not? This makes no sense since it's the gluten in the grains that makes you sick not the grain itself. Is there anything being done to try and get all gluten grains listed as well as any cross contimation issues listed? Really why have label...

Oh, I forgot to add that I also have Ulcerative Colits which I had my colon removed 10 years ago. As I was going through the diagnosis for UC they also checked for Celiac pretty thoroughly and at that time 10 years ago I did not have it. All my crappy neuro symptoms came about 1 year ago so I guess I could have had celiac a few years before that but...

My problem is I don't have gastro symptoms so its hard to know if I'm getting gluten or if I have something else going on. All my symptoms are weird so it's just hard to tell what is going on. I'm very careful with the diet. My mom has Celiac so I knew what it was all about before I had to go gluten free. I guess I'm going to cut out restaraunts for...

I've read these forums quite a bit and there seems to be quite a few posters on here that say if they get glutened once they can have symptoms that persist for months. I'm not saying it's not true but I'm just wondering how this is even possible since the inflammation is caused by eating gluten, once the body has gotten rid of it shouldn't the immune response...

Ok, so I basically will eat anything that does not have wheat or other offending grains listed on the label. The only exception to this is if it says also processed in a facility that processes wheat. In that case I stay away. I read in the book Celiac Disease be Dr. Peter Green that basically says due to the new label laws in the United States that you...

I like to eat Thai Food a lot because it generally is gluten free. I was told that MSG made in the states is made from Sugarbeets and is ok for Celiacs but I was told that MSG imported from other countries (like the MSG found in some imported Curry pastes) could contain gluten or be contaminated by gluten. Anyone know anything about this? I will be sad...

I thought that the gluten protein was to big to enter through skin? I could be wrong but I thought the only way to get "glutened" was to actually eat it.

Reviving an old thread. Gluten free now for 6 months. The light fractionization thing is still bugging me. The best way to describe it is when looking at a street lamp or headlights if you squint your eyes you can see many light rays that protrude from the light source. This is normal when you squint but I see these light rays without squinting. I...

Here is the full pdf version of the Gluten sensitivity as a neurological illness http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1737870/

Hey, I primarily had neurological symptoms. I had this horrible feeling that I'd been drugged that went on for months. I had cloudy thinking and a very strange sensation in the back of my head. My neck also would ratchet when I moved my head up and down. Very weird. I also had muscle twitching, weakness, and cramps. Some weird visual problems to that...

I just read this on my local Celiac disease support website and couldn't believe. According them there are only 1000 people diagnosed with Celiac in Utah and 60,000 in the country. I thought it was being diagnosed a lot more.

What type of muscle twitching do you have? What part of your body? How bad is your anxiety? When my anxiety was at its worst my muscles were twitching all over the place. Celiac can cause all sort of weird symptoms. I wouldn't worry too much about it. Give it some time, takes some good vitamins and wait it out. It will get better.

I've been having headaches almost every day as well. Started about a month ago. I've never had dairy issues in the past and I don't get D or gas when I eat it. Is there any test you can do to see if you are casein intolerant(besides going off of it)? If I have an issue with Casein it will really really suck because I love dairy. In my former life Bread...