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  1. emaegf
    Yes you can make your own; there are many sites online with recipes and directions. this is just one Open Original Shared Link You could also use coconut milk instead of rice milk. Both Silk and So Delicious have coconut milks that are dairy free and soy free. Open Original Shared Link Open Original Shared Link Most people who are allergic to nuts...
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    Mine goes away and stays away as long as I avoid gluten and lactose if I get any amounts it returns and I have to take a Prilosec to stop it. You can try giving her an antacid to help lessen her pain but check with the doctor first for dosage and type. It won't affect the out come of the biopsy as long has she continues to eat gluten.
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    Also the Happy Joes in Grand Forks ND and Crookston MN. Crookston has has gluten-free crust for over a year and it's medium size.
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    Go here Open Original Shared Link and click the Find Product button on the right side. fill out the information and there will be a list of stores that carry it.
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    Use hot water it will do a better job if there is any caked on stuff.
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    Antihistamine and tonic water both help reduce the symptoms.
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    I checked the online store finder for the company and this is all they had Open Original Shared Link You could also call or email the company and see if they have a list of individual stires by state or city. You could order them online Open Original Shared Link is you can't find them in the stores. Sorry can't be of more help. Hope you find them.
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    When you go in for the biopsy ask the GI doc of he/she will test for Candida at the same time. You can have both at the same time and Candida dies seem to go along with Celiac in a lot of patients. I had that problem I was treated with Nystatin and Diflucan. The Diflucan worked the best after taking it for about a year I haven't had yeast infections at all...
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    I eat fish on occasion without my DH acting up. It's the shellfish that you have to avoid the most. I found this on avoiding iodine "It is not necessary for dermatitis herpetiformis patients to eliminate iodine completely from their diet, merely to avoid foods high in iodine as described above. Dr. Zone also explained that dermatitis herpetiformis patients...
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    Diffently save the can when you call they are going to want the numbers on the bottom.
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    Hall's, Ricola, Luden's and most other's are gluten free. Not all products that are gluten free are labeled gluten free since there is no standard definition of gluten yet by the government.
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    I have seen liver for sale in the freezer section where thye have other frozen meats. It was in a small box but I have also seen it sold in plastic containers.
  13. emaegf
    #3-#6 works. I had surgery in September. A few days before a sister called and asked if she could arrange meals for me for after I got home, I told her that I had so many food allergies that I would only trust one sister in the ward to cook for me and she just had a baby so no it won't be a good idea but I needed someone to pick up my mail for me for a few...
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    Also Udi's pizza crusts are very good and thin. You can find them in the freezer section.
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    Also ditch the soy. It can cause problems for many as well as gluten. You listed breast milk? Are you staying away from the things that she has trouble with? The proteins that cause the problems can pass through the milk to the child.
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    Sip on some Tonic Water for the day. It really helps ease the symptoms.
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    I've only tried the pancake mix. I really like it for waffles they turn out light a crispy. Like gluten filled in taste. It contains sorghum which I like the flavor of. With any product gluten free or not there are some that you will like and some you won't but other swill. It's persoanl preferance.
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    Last year when I started going back to church. a friend told me they have set aside an area in the chapel for all the gluten free memembers. We have so many gluten-free that we have a section of 3 rows. Are sacrement is passed we can change seats if we choose but it's nice to know we can partake without worry and ramifications later.
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    emaegf replied to behappy123's topic in Coping with Celiac Disease

    Give up the corn. You may have an allergy it. Try it for a week and see if it subsides if not see your doctor it oculd be something else totally unrelated to foods.
  20. emaegf
    Homemade Pasta This recipe comes to us from J. S. Weihofen. 1/3 cup tapioca flour 1/3 cup cornstarch 2 tablespoons potato starch
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    Yes.
  22. emaegf
    The best thing I have found that works once an out break starts is a product called RM-10 by Garden of Life. Start with 2 a day and they should start healing up and stop itching in a few days.
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    I purchased my copy last Monday (Dec 20) at a local grocery store. There are from scratch recipes as well as some that use the Betty Crocker gluten free mixes.
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    It's possible it had CC. Try another brand.
  25. emaegf
    Sure hope soo. I've eatten half a bag this last week without problem, and I'm really sensitive to gluten but haven't had any problems so far.
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