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gluten-free in Wilmington, DE
NoGlutenCooties replied to NoGlutenCooties's topic in Gluten-Free Restaurants
For anyone looking for a great place to eat near Wilmington, DE, I did not find anyplace in Wilmington that looked like they could do safe gluten free. I was also there on a Sunday and most places are closed on the weekends. However, I found a really great place in Newark, DE - just 20min away. It's Ted's Montana Bar and Grill and it was absolutely amazing... -
gluten-free in Wilmington, DE
NoGlutenCooties replied to NoGlutenCooties's topic in Gluten-Free Restaurants
Thanks Scott. That's why I was hoping for a recommendation of a place known to be safe. Jenny -
Hi all I'm looking for a safe place to eat in Wilmington, DE. Any ideas? Thanks Jenny
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I emailed them about this and this was their reply: I've been eating this every day for breakfast for years and have never had an issue. Jenny
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Actually, they do label the bag as gluten-free now.
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So sorry to hear you've been so sick! I can't speak to "cheap versions" of soda, but I never order anything that comes through a hose that could potentially be cross-contaminated with other fluids. For example, I don't ever trust draft gluten-free beer or cider. I'll only drink it if it comes in a bottle. I'm a bourbon drinker myself and always order...
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I was experiencing something similar, with low energy and a tendency to over-eat (which was never my thing). I started logging my diet and paying attention to the macros (protein, fat, and carbohydrates). I found that I was not getting nearly enough carbs, which the body uses for energy. Once I started making sure I was getting enough carbs (for me this...
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I'm so sorry you had a bad experience. I have Celiac and have been eating this every day since my original post, with no ill effects. Perhaps you had a reaction to a particular ingredient, or maybe you're one of the lucky folks with Celiac who also cannot eat oats (even certified gluten free oats)?
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Just wanted to share this with you all. I found a product called Ka'Chava, which is a plant-based powder made from a substantial list of various plants. (see www.kachava.com) I'm not trying to advocate for this product, but it was something that interested me and I decided to try it. I received my first packet and saw that it contains oats. As anyone...
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Hi - I'm in the middle of peri-menopause with hopes to be done with whole thing very soon (can't come soon enough if you ask me). I have been experiencing weird periodic nausea for the last couple of months and until I just read your post had not considered the two might be linked. I've actually had a couple of episodes where it felt like I would feel...
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This is facinating because I'm finding the opposite to be true. Before going gluten free I started having perimenapause symptoms... mostly night sweats and not really hot flashes, but just noticing that heat bothers me more. Like my body had a harder time keeping my internal temp down. I've been gluten free for 6 months and the night sweats have stopped...
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Yep - I was getting a lot of "break-through-bleeding" for years before my diagnosis. You definitely want to get it checked out to make sure it isn't something more serious going on. For me, every OBGYN I ever went to looked really concerned, ran a bunch of tests, then when all of the tests came back negative came to the conclusion that "some women are just...
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I used to get those very same eye issues right before I got a migraine. For me it was related to low blood sugar. Have you had your blood sugar tested? It can be low or high (approaching diabetes) - either can effect your eyesight.
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My mother gets itchy, crawly sensations on her back when she eats oats. Even certified gluten-free oats. Neither her or my uncle can tolerate oats (both have Celiac), so I haven't touched them since going gluten free.
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IMO, you should have it checked out. Possible causes for pain in that area are kidney infection, kidney stones, or ovarian cysts: http://voices.yahoo.com/causes-severe-pain-lower-left-side-the-6694210.html Sources for this article: The National Institutes of Health on Abdominal Pain and The Mayo Clinic on Causes of Abdominal Pain
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Brain Fog Recovery.
NoGlutenCooties replied to jpt2014's topic in Celiac Disease Pre-Diagnosis, Testing & Symptoms
Along with the Vit B and Vit D that others mentioned, make sure to have your iron levels checked too. Low iron can make you tired and contribute to brain fog. Getting enough protein is also very important. I try to get a bit of protein every few hours (nuts, cottage cheese, yogurt, a protein bar). It helps stabelize your blood sugar levels too.
