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  1. emaegf
    Hershey's butterscotch chips are gluten free
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    Both Jell-o and Cool Whip are gluten free. It is possible you are reacting to the lactose in the milk. Many Celiacs are also lactose intolerant.
  3. emaegf
    I prefer Bob's Red Mill. Works really well for a 1:1 sub.
  4. emaegf
    I agree they suck as do all muscle cramps. I have recently been going through the same thing. My doctor ran many tests and just as an after thought decided to check my Vitamin D level. It was 13 should have been around 100. Since I started the supplements my muscle spasms have been reduced tremendously. Celiac and Vit D defiencency are common I found when...
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    A friend of mine did. You only need 2 things to happen for Celiac. 1. You have to have the gene for it and 2. Some kind of stress to the body such as pregnancy, illness, every day stress, etc. My friend was so sick with every pregnancy until she found out she had Celiac and went gluten free. She feels so much better and with baby #5 on the way she can't...
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    It may take longer than 3 months for your system to heal depends on how long your Celiac has been active. Your need to maintain a gluten free diet for at least 6 months to 1 year to give your system time to heal. Even after healing your villi may not be back to 100%. Even after maintaining a gluten free diet anytime you eat gluten you will do dammage to your...
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    Paulette just sub gluten flour, my Mom uses plain rice flour or Bob's Red Mill gluten-free All Purpose Baking Flour, and make as you would your regular noodles. You don't have to boil first before adding to soup. Ema
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    Ezekiel bread is NOT gluten free. Sprouting the grains does NOT get rid of the gluten in the grains. As to date there has been no way found to totally remove the gluten form the offending grains. Be cautious when you hear someone say things like "this process makes the grain gluten free or changes it to a form Celiacs can eat" etc. Most of these people are...
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