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  1. Lisa
    yup. Cool Whip is a Kraft Product and will list all forms of gluten if included Open Original Shared Link
  2. Lisa
    The butcher must not be familiar with gluten. Try www.butterball.com www.purdue.com www.jennyo.com We buy Butterball yearly. Do Butterball
  3. Lisa
    An easy internet search found this from 2008: Open Original Shared Link
  4. Lisa
    They look so good. I have used the same mix and added cranraisins and nuts.
  5. Lisa
    The national research organizations recommend that one consume the equivalent of 3-4 slices of bread a day for six to eight weeks to insure accuracy in testing.
  6. Lisa
    Not a primary source, but perhaps one of interest: Open Original Shared Link
  7. Lisa
    North Carolina is a big state. Swimmr lives on the other end.
  8. Lisa
    Perhaps Chex has removed the gluten free label for the exact reasons discussed in this thread. They no longer will assume the responsibility of the assurance of a gluten free products (although no gluten ingredients are used). And they are under no obligation to do so. This puts the responsibility on the consumer, exactly where it should be. I read...
  9. Lisa
    Nicole, Refractory Sprue is a very severe diagnosis. I don't think you want to go there, just yet. I would continue to work with a dietician and be specific when you tackle an elimination diet. A food diary will be helpful.
  10. Lisa
    SUPER site. It will be helpful to so many!
  11. Lisa
    I know a few people who don't have any!
  12. Lisa
    Yes, you disperse them in the X-ray Department.
  13. Lisa
    I maybe could think this was funny, if I didn't live in the thick of 'em.
  14. Lisa
    My husband, who grew up in the country in the south, would cook a ham and always said that "we could eat on it" all week. (With tiny table and chairs). You can take the man out of the country, but....
  15. Lisa
    Due to mineral or vitamin deficiencies, paleness could be a symptom of anemia.
  16. Lisa
    The psillies are indeed kArazy.
  17. Lisa
    ...or FLUSTRATED - a combination of flustered and frustrated.
  18. Lisa
    Hi Chris and welcome! If your girl friend has intestinal damage due to Celiac, it will take some time to heal. Any food will be an issues, gluten free or not. Be as cautious as possible, eat simply with meat, fish, fresh veggies (cooked well), rice and potatoes. Limit seasonings to salt and pepper until you get the hang of label reading. She...
  19. Lisa
    I can't stand Presidential bad language....."I am going ta work with.." instead of "to". George #43 was famous for that and now Obama is closely following. A better example should be set.
  20. Lisa
    I am sorry that you are going thought such difficulties. Most of us are not doctors, and I would encourage your to continue in your search with medical professionals. It's not necessary for a doctor to recommend the gluten free diet. It might be something that you might want to try to see if you can get some relief. Here is some support information...
  21. Lisa
    Hi Nathan and welcome! Everyone is different so there is no specific answer to your question. I would keep a food diary and document everything you eat, to include meds, vitamins, toilettress, lotions...in other words, anything that can get into your mouth. Eat simply. Fish, meat, rice, potato, fresh veggies in the simplest way are your friends. ...
  22. Lisa
    Open Original Shared Link
  23. Lisa
    H! Do a search here. I can't remember details about certain teas, but I do know it's been discussed here.
  24. Lisa
    Don't know about your question, but I do know that antacids will cause receding gums. They are commonly used with bloating issues associated with Celiac.
  25. Lisa
    [b]Latent celiac disease refers specifically to patients who have abnormal antibody blood tests for celiac disease but who have normal small intestines and no signs or symptoms of celiac disease. Did you have the blood panel for Celiac?
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