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  1. Lisa
    Thank you for posting this. Yes, ALL Pepsi Products are gluten free.
  2. Lisa
    We live in a small town and I have gone early to ask to view the ingredients. All appeared fine. It's not all that healthy, but what would a good movie be without popcorn. Every threater may be different. Always check first.
  3. Lisa
    Welcome, Here is a link to some good people in your area. If they can't help you, they can direct you to those who can: Open Original Shared Link It you take a walk around this place, you will find that this is the best support group you can find anywhere. If we can help you in any way...
  4. Lisa
    Open Original Shared Link Here is McD's nutritional listing to include ingredients. McD's and Chic-fil-A are the only fast food places that I will eat. I choooose carefully.
  5. Lisa
    After over three years on the diet, I consider myself in "remission". Reaction time can vary and sometimes, not at all. In my case, I believe it would take repetitive glutenings over an unknown period of time, for me to be symptomatic with digestive issues. I have reacted within a 24 hour period with neuro symptoms, that would make me a bit unpleasant...
  6. Lisa
    Maltodextrin in the US is derived from corn. If otherwise, it would be listed "maltodexrin (wheat)" It would not be a gluten worry.
  7. Lisa
    https://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/index.php?showuser=2 Here is Scott's contact information. Under his picture, click on "Send Message".
  8. Lisa
    Open Original Shared Link I have always chuckled at the Dannon created term "Bifidus regularis". But I haven't tried it. Above is a Consumer Report on Activia.
  9. Lisa
    It should not be a gluten problem. (except for those highly sensitive to trace amounts of distilled grain based vinegar)
  10. Lisa
    Hi Charlie, Too late for this weekend, but I HIGHLY recommend the Triumph Dining Cards and you can find them at the Gluten Free Mall on this website. Remind the chef that you can also get sick from cross contamination. If a utensil, preparation or cooking surface for foods I can't eat, please clean it before using it for may food. Also, if water or...
  11. Lisa
    https://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/index.ph...c=54285&hl= You can find more information here.
  12. Lisa
    The gluten free diet can be very complicated,as you may be finding and cross contamination is a very real factor. If gluten is your problem, I would suggest you keep a food diary so you can potentially identify any issue. If you need some help in menu planning, shopping or nutritional balance, there are a lot of experienced people here. We have many...
  13. Lisa
    More on the SCD diet can be found here: https://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/index.php?showtopic=54285
  14. Lisa
    Eric, As the original poster, you might already know this but, politics do not fare well here. It usually generates quite a bit of emotion to be discusses on a site for Celiac Disease. We tend to avoid topic that might be controversial. Regarding the history of Celiac Disease, this link might be of interest to you. No liberals were mentioned in...
  15. Lisa
    According to what I understand, we absorb 70% of our fluids in our small intestines. Many times excess thirst is a symptom of undiagnosed Celiac or early on the diet. Perhaps that contributed, in part, to your constipation and once healed, it will be "relieved".
  16. Lisa
    Welcome to the Club! If we can help you in any way, please feel free to ask.
  17. Lisa
    Open Original Shared Link I don't know if you're in northern or southern Virginia, but these good people can help you, or direct you to someone who can. Good luck.
  18. Lisa
    Hi Dylan, Can you go back to your doctor and get your meds "tweeked" a little bit. Maybe your meds are "off" a little bit and adjusting them a little could make you feel a lot better and less anxious and obsessive. You remind me so very much of a dear friend. Often times, his meds needed adjustments and after that he was able to do a lot more every...
  19. Lisa

    ARCHIVED Group Letter to Dr. Fine

    Lisa replied to Gentleheart's topic in Doctors

    We share a common denominator as we have come to this place, but we have arrived with varied different attitudes about the health care we have experiences. Many have had wonderful experiences and others, quite the opposite. Some times we need to remember this when we post on a forum directed to everyone. I need to remind myself quite often.
  20. Lisa
    Hi Jonine, Assuming your sons have a gluten issues, it takes time and 100% accuracy in removing gluten from their diet. Non food product can hide gluten as well. Scratched pots and pans, used toasters, wooden cutting boards and spoons, lotions, lipbalms, meds and vitamins and even some school supplies can all be sources of gluten. And dairy can mimic...
  21. Lisa
    Most people who visit this forum have been ill with various digestive issues for many years. To me it's common sense to be tested with a colonoscopy and endoscopy exam to rule out more serious concerns, if not for a baseline test for the future. To have an endoscopy/biopsy post positive serologic testing is a personal choice, and in my opinion, a wise...
  22. Lisa
    I CAN HEEEEEAAAAAAR YOU!!!! ...best God-giv'in food on earth. (verygreenjealous face) Enjoy at least ONE for me
  23. Lisa
    Yes, guess it goes to show that us Yanks can put on a wee bit of pomp too! A proud day indeed.
  24. Lisa
    https://www.celiac.com/articles/222/1/Glute...ages/Page1.html Please note that ingredients in the products on this page are subject to change without notice. The products on this page were safe when last checked. It is up to you to verify that the product remains gluten-free by checking the ingredients yourself, or by contacting the manufacturer. All distilled...
  25. Lisa
    From what I conclude from this study is that patients with mild enteropathy (intestinal disruption) but positive endomysial antibodies (from serologic testing) react well to the gluten free diet. No argument from me. It has always been stated here that positive blood work IS a diagnosis for Celiac Disease, regardless of a positive biopsy.
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