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I am paraphrasing my friend, but here is an update for those curious about this "pre-processing" and other possibilities related to digestion. My friend has issues with many grains, even ones done "purely" with no contamination. From the research she has been conducting, she learned that digestion requires enzymes and certain foods provide enzymes, others...

Thank you kittty. I also have an update to my research that may explain what's going on. It has to do with the difference between whole rice and processed rice powder. I will post about that in this topic soon, when I get permission from the author.

Well, thanks for your responses. It doesn't really help. I've just been told what I already know. But I appreciate your responses at all. Thanks, and take care everyone!

1. Thank you. Very good point. Anything you heard of that sounds like my particular brand of "disagreement"? 2. Some of them indeed use Soy Sauce; however, I've seen their foods made and they are proud of their ability to not mix in unnecessary aromas or flavors. Soy sauce (which contains wheat) often does not find its way anywhere near their clean, rice...

I seem to be failing to communicate with some of you. Let me try to be more clear. I understand that glutinous rice is supposed to be the same thing as sticky rice. What I'm saying is that some products with an ingredient called "glutinous rice" are giving me an allergic reaction identical to my allergic reaction to wheat. (The foods' common variable in the...

Hmm. Well, I know it's *supposed* to be okay, but allow me to question whether it actually is for the purposes of my health! This is what I said: I mean it. Anything. Whether it's the glutinous rice powder baked into something at a street vendor or whether it's bought at a store where I can individually look up every ingredient. Unless I'm allergic...

Hello, First time poster. I just wanted some advice, if any exists, on the symptoms I'm having. My medical/diet story: At age 12, I was put on an anti-depressant Paxil. Then Celexa. At age 18, I stopped eating mammals and birds. At age 19, I decided I wanted to be a really healthy human being and I quit "my" anti-depressants (cold turkey). After...