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Any others with this experience? I'm very interested. I'm just scared of being super sick should I get pregnant again... So I'd love to hear other's experiences of those that had gluten intolerance onset postpartum and how it went with being gluten free on any subsequent pregnancies.

Does anyone have experience with this product? I found on their facebook page they say it is not "certified gluten free". But the ingredients don't say anything about gluten. Only thing I wonder about is it says "wrapped in edible collagen". Is that something to be worried about?

Thanks Lisa! I'm so thankful for all the great info on this site!

I know this is from a long time ago, but thought I'd mention anyhow. We've used Dr Kenneth Welker. He's located at Oregon Optimal Health which is in the office building across the street from Red Robin.

I'm looking for a doctor who specializes in food allergies. Gluten intolerance runs in my family along with many other food intolerances. My daughter also has mild autism and we're looking for someone to guide us in her nutritional needs. I've been seeing a naturopathic doctor, but he's expensive and requires me to pay for another doctor's visit to get...

Yes, I was thoroughly tested by two different doctors. Both said my thyroid is just fine.

Awe, thanks! That does make me feel better. I want to believe that my post partum reactions were due to gluten intolerance onset. But this nagging feeling of what if it was a hormone imbalance keeps me hesitant. I sure don't want to be sick like that again! I was practically helpless with 3 kids and an infant.

I'm 37, had 4 successful pregnancies and never had any food intolerances up until post partum of my 4th baby. After the 4th, my blood pressure climbed and stayed high, I had severe insomnia, migraines, panic attacks, irregular heart beats, increased heart rate, depression and anxiety. None of which I had ever had in my life (other than my blood pressure...