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Genetic inheritance from both sides of family

Dad died of bleeding intestinal ulcer connected with Celiac

Aunt on other side died of intestinal cancer (tumor) and Celiac

Diagnosed 2001

Granddaughter just diagnosed Celiac

Dairy, most nuts except almonds, shellfish, and other allergies

MCS

Pituitary dysfunction

Had a "sensitive stomach" with continual stomach aches and D as a kid

Been gluten free 10 years

  1. padma
    As you read through this section you will find lots of references to product names that should help. You will also find the sources of where gluten "hides", like maltodextrin. Some processing plants use wheat flour on their conveyor belts and don't have to list it in the ingredients. Chips and candy (chocolate) fall in this category. By reading, you'll find...
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    Open Original Shared Link In a July 27, 2011 notice, the office said Jirah Milling and Sales Inc., of Ormstown, was no longer authorized to market organic products or use the Canada Organic logo (the logo that would now be recognized by the U.S. and the EU). Plus, another Texas case: Last year, a Texas businessman, Basilio Coronado, was convicted...
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    Hi. It took some research but here is the ingredient list I found: ToxicFree® Ingredients Stabilized Oxygen, (Sodium Chlorite)* Infused in Distilled Water, Sodium Cocoyl Glutamate (Mild Cleanser). *Stabilized, double bond, active oxygen. Created by processing Sodium Chloride (table salt). Free from synthetic stabilizers and preservatives. I don't ...
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    The Fasano study eliminated the super sensitives in their statistical analysis because they couldn't finish the study they were so ill. That kind of skews the stats that the FDA/Big Food Corps is basing their numbers on. Not trying to freak out anyone, especially the new people who are trying so hard to get well. I wish I had had someone in my first...
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    Another thing to eliminate in testing ourselves is skin care products that have chemicals in them. I have DH AND I am very sensitive to most company products. There is a great website to check the safety of skin care products: ewg.org/skindeep . You simply put your product name in the box and click and it gives you the rating for the product. I get a consistent...
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    There are some excellent evaluations and discussion on The Canary Report about respirators and masks. There is a search box at the top corner where you can put the word mask and you'll get all the threads about them. I have one for driving around diesel fumes and on airplanes. It is a life saver. I haven't noticed I need one for gluten since I stay out of...
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    There is another unknown in this corn issue... most corn is now GMO. There are European studies showing problems with the GMO's showing up in mommies blood and babies blood. There is a great video on You Tube by a doctor at UCSF about Fructose and its effects on the body. Even if you don't understand the details, it becomes clear that we all should not...
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    Chinese food has been off my list for a long time. Too risky. Even "wheat free" soy sauce usually has some wheat! Ugh! Eating in a cafeteria that is not committed to be gluten free is dangerous. The chef can stir one pot of gluten with a spoon and use the same spoon in another "gluten free" pot. The same goes for tortillas in Mexican food places. I...
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    ARCHIVED Im Sick

    padma replied to surfer's topic in Super Sensitive People

    I rarely will eat any salad dressing at a restaurant. If you look at the labels of most salad dressings you will see soy sauce, maltodextrin, MSG, soy protein... all can have gluten. And, of course, the cross contamination is a big problem. If a restaurant tosses their salad in a bowl, that bowl is usually used for salad with croutons. I have had waiters...
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    Hi. Just reading your gluten challenge made me queasy. You must remember that you have done what is the standard for testing... eating plenty of gluten food daily for at least 2 months. Since you are tolerating the test, maybe you should stay on it and then be officially tested in 3 months. It sounds like you are the type of person that needs that kind of...
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    Thanks for finding this. It is excellent. Note that the FDA research has found that 1 ppm is what is recommended by researchers. Here is their summary: Summary: The FDA has developed an internal report which recommends a
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    This is accurate thinking. The skewed stats ARE being used to set standards. I find it interesting that I would write a long post about this subject, in great detail and only a small portion (from the middle) of it showed up in the email to everyone on this thread, This is what they posted: " read one of the studies done about levels of tolerance for gluten...
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    I went to www.ewg.org/skindeep and put my products into their data base to find out if they contained any carcinogens or hormone disruptors. I want to be safe from those as well as from gluten. I have very sensitive skin. I think I get a rash sometimes from gluten. I know I do from chemical exposure. I recently found a totally chemical free, organic line...
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    I forgot to add this info that the CDF sent to me: Celiac Center
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