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  1. hobbitqueen18
    I woke up feeling really crappy this morning and was wondering what was safe to take... Luckily the cold/flu syrup I had (i hate taking pills, but syrup I can swallow easier) said gluten free on the bottle. I really need some cough drops or other stuff to take because it hasn't really helped me any. Also is there a cough drop or sore throat lozenge that someone...
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    Does anyone know if Kellog's Rice Crispy treats are safe to eat? I looked at the ingredients and it did not look like there was any wheat in it but it didn't state it was gluten free either. For that matter is rice or even marshmallows gluten-free???
  3. hobbitqueen18
    Mmmm.... Makes me want a frosty
  4. hobbitqueen18
    Does anyone know if there are any "fast" places that have things that are gluten-free on their menu? i have heard that mcDonalds does use separate friers for their chicken and their fries but i was wondering what was safe at other places like Carl's jr or jack in the box. i know that they aren't the most healthy of places to eat but when you are on the go...
  5. hobbitqueen18
    I was just wondering if hair loss is a "symptom" of going gluten free? I thought that I heard someone say that it was but I was just wondering if that is true. Lately it looks like my hair has been getting thinner but I don't know if it is the gluten-free diet that is doing it or something else. If it is comming from the gluten-free diet, how can I make my...
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    Does anyone know which over the counter pain killers such as tylenol, tylenol pm, etc. are Gluten Free? Also which over the counter allergy medications are safe? Someone told me Claratin was not safe to take because it had gluten in it. Specifically i was wondering about benadryl or the generic form of it. Also does anyone know if Generic Vicodin or Generic...
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    Mostly the caramel that is used in candies and the stuff thats considered a topping
  8. hobbitqueen18
    Does anyone know if there is wheat or gluten used in caramel? I've been trying to look and no one seems to know
  9. hobbitqueen18
    Does any one know if Yeast extract has gluten in it or is considered to be something NOT to eat for those with a gluten intolerance?
  10. hobbitqueen18
    I guess a lot of it is that because when I got really sick those were the things I was eating and back then nothing would stay down. Also my doctor keeps suggesting that red meat may not be the best thing. With dairy I almost always seem to get diarrhea or a stomach ache after eating it. Especially ice cream, although it doesn't usually happen for several...
  11. hobbitqueen18
    There may be an obvious answer to this question but if there is no "wheat" or gluten" listed in the ingredients and in the area where it says "May Contain" or "Contains" and again no wheat or gluten is listed does that make it gluten free?
  12. hobbitqueen18
    I have recently found myself to be gluten intolerant and have since had to go gluten free. Lately I have just been feeling very scared about stepping out of my comfort zone and trying things that I have not had before. Like chicken I have no problem with but I am still very hesitant to have red meat or dairy and I am getting very frustrated because I feel...
  13. hobbitqueen18
    I am fairly knew to the whole gluten free thing and a friend was telling me that some medications may contain some form of gluten. I have tried looking on the backs of some over the counter medications but I could not see anything listed that looked to be gluten. And with my prescription medications the pharmacist doesn't even seem to know if they do contain...
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