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  1. sallyalewis
    Thank you for saying this! I have been eating Gluten Free Chex for a few months. Yesterday that was almost all I had due to a busy day at work. I was sick as a dog! Had some again this morning and have been in the bathroom all day. I'll look into the sufites.
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    No, this is the one, but mine said "New" on the label. Open Original Shared Link
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    I am Gluten Intollerant, and I have been able to drink Chocolate Ovaltine until recently. The canister now says "New" Ovaltine, but it doesn't have Malt listed as an ingredient. I'm sure there's already a topic on this, but the new look of the forum is hard to navigate through quickly. I can't find anything on the internet about the "New" Chocolate Ovaltine...
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    I'm sorry. My point was, that I felt like the enzyme had extended my reaction time. Not that it had caused the reaction.
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    I recently realized I was consuming gluten while on vacation. I had purchased some of this enzyme for "just in case". I don't believe I will take anymore of it, because I think I felt worse having slowed down the process. Instead of the D 20 minutes later, I had horrible muscle and joint pain that lasted a few days. This was one of the worst reactions...
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    I'm so sorry to read that all of you are having the same problems with doctors, symptoms, diet, etc...as I am, but I am so glad to have found this forum so I know I'm not the only one going through this!
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    My daughter is allergic to soy, ginger, sesame, and garlic. Those 4 ingredients seem to be in everything! Now I'm watching for those 4 for her, plus gluten for me. It's crazy what's mixed in with your foods!
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    I had a migraine & sinus infection for 2 years. I had 2 root canals, and it was suggested I have a 3rd root canal. I was waiting for the new year insurance to roll around for the 3rd, and went gluten free. The migraine & sinus infection were almost completely gone by the end of the first week! About 3 months into being gluten free, I realized...
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    I've found that a heating pad works really well. Sometimes I have all over body ache, and use my electric blanket as a whole body heating pad - laying on top of it.
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    On vacation in Myrtle Beach with the extended family this week. Waiter : So what happens when you eat gluten? Me : Well, sometimes I get a migraine, or all over body ache, or you might never get me out of your restroom! Guessing the waiter won't ask anyone else that question!
  11. sallyalewis
    I L-O-V-E it!
  12. sallyalewis
    Being gluten intolerant, and become sick in several different ways when glutened, I'm not willing to chance a rash, joint pain, headache from lotions/shampoo, or absorption via tp.
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    I understand completely. I've been gluten free since February 2012, which isn't that long, and am headed on vacation with my parents and my sister's family. Instead of looking forward to a week at the beach, I've been worried about what was I going to eat, and what if I gluten myself? Also, I have quite a few allergies and I'm worried about being allergic...
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    I get a B12 shot once a month at the doctor's office. I have not noticed any ups or downs.
  15. sallyalewis
    The rash actually looks just like the pictures that "Aeriel" posted in response to your pictures, Dani.
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