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  1. Welcome to the Club Scott! Most of the information regarding the gluten free diet can be found here. With your biopsy concluded, you can begin the diet immediately. I would recommend a good metabolic panel to see if you are deficient in vitamins and minerals and go from there. Start the diet simply. Meat, seafood, rice potatoes, fresh veggies...
  2. Open Original Shared Link I spelled them wrong. The chocolates are wonderful
  3. Welcome Schilds to the Forum! I am sorry that you found a rude customer relations person. I have called many companies and most are helpful and considerate. It is obvious that the personal that you spoke with is uneducated about wheat vs. gluten. I feel that something should be clarified. Hershey has NEVER said that their product and especially Cadbury...
  4. Open Original Shared Link Spring must be here. Virginia's annual Eagle Cam is up and peeping into the nest. This is wonderful to watch.
  5. I just had some Chocolate Skiddles yesterday....they are wonderful. AND, they are labeled gluten free.
  6. Gin, Keep in mind that neither of the test are 100% accurate. The biopsy can be hit or miss and the blood test can vary greatly. Make sure that these are the test you need to have for the Celiac Panel: Anti-gliadin antibodies (AGA) both IgA and IgG Anti-endomysial antibodies (EMA) - IgA Anti-tissue transglutaminase antibodies (tTG) - IgA ...
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  8. "A second hand bread machine" draws a big concern from me. It is very difficult to clean a previously owned bread machine and the chance of you being glutened by cross contamination would be great. Thoughtful of you dad though.
  9. Lisa

    ARCHIVED Looking For A Doc In San Jose, Ca

    Although every ones reply is helpful , the original post is four years old and perhaps no longer relevant. That's one of the odd things about a message board, our queries can live forever.
  10. Lisa

    ARCHIVED Thank You

    I'm glad that you're feeling better. Every day gets easier.
  11. OK....recently it was posted that "wheat glucose" is considered gluten free because of it's refinement. Maybe Kaycee CAN eat those M&M's???? ramble, ramble, ramble.... Oh, yeah....no crunchy M&M's.
  12. Yeah, an obscure memory about M&M's in New Zealand. Odd
  13. Patti, do you remember that we had a member from New Zealand who said that M&M's are not gluten free there? Or am I dreaming again.
  14. Lisa

    ARCHIVED Pms

    Your PMS symptoms may be turning into perimenopause symptoms. I began with Peri symptoms when I was 35 and it ran for a good ten years when I advanced to the big Menopause. I think that the hormonal change makes you more sensitive to everything. (feel free to ask my husband)
  15. As many have noted, Hershey will NOT disclose the source of their "Natural Flavors" due to it being outsources and they consider that information "Propriety" and not subject to disclosure. ALL of Hershey products that contain "Natural Flavor" are NOT considered gluten free, as per the company's customer service supervisor. Pity Hershey should...
  16. Hi Joni, I am by far an expert!!! Have you been tested for Thyroid? I believe that low thyroid could cause fatigue. Here are the tests I had: TSH Thyroxine (T-4) T3 Uptake Free Thyroxine Index
  17. You can contact the Celiac Disease Foundation at www.Celiac.org. Deborah will be glad to set you up with a starter packet. Great idea!
  18. Here is an interesting article from Living Without Magazine you may be interested in. It covers various religious doctrine regarding Communion. Open Original Shared Link
  19. Hello and Welcome! Flattening of the villi is classic for Celiac. A gluten autoimmune response, resulting in blunted villi is generally a diagnosis of Celiac. On occassion, other food intolerances may cause this, but it is far seldom the reason. Do not go gluten free until you have satisfied your testing. A gluten free diet may alter the accuracy...
  20. https://www.celiac.com/articles/184/1/Ameri...-Diet/Page1.htm American Dietetic Association Revises Its Gluten-Free Guidelines - Distilled Vinegar is Safe for a Gluten-Free Diet Open Original Shared Link But I Heard That It's Not Safe To Eat... Distilled vinegar In the United States, almost all distilled vinegar comes from corn, not wheat...
  21. Yes, Natural Flavorings can contain gluten. Most likely, gluten in the form or barley, malt or rye. If wheat is used it must be labeled by law.
  22. Have you looked into the packaging?
  23. Here is an explanation of ingredients in medications. I am not familiar with your particular med. Open Original Shared Link
  24. Sorry, but gluten free lipstick is a must. Contact the companies to see if what you have are gluten free.
  25. Open Original Shared Link Looks like pretty country.
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