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  1. Ennis-TX
    Yeah I can relate on the nerve issues, they take the longest to heal if celiac is the case. BTW you have to be eating gluten daily at least half a slice of bread for up to 12 weeks prior for the test to be accurate. Since it is in your family and I read your story it does sound like it. I can tell you some things to help with symptoms and help bring you...
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    Just going to say, "Hot Spots" from one or two grains getting into and causing contamination are a statistical inevitability. The fact is it is going to happen and their is hardly anything you can do about it on field with crop rotations and shared harvesting equipment. THERE is I always say another option form companies that follow a different protocol...
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    Well I have a corn allergy and the doctors tried to prescribe me a pill type with corn starch in it once. >.< Don't even get me started on other run ins with corn. I have failed with many preps due to my odd intestines, Came up with my own prep, I drink two whole bottles of that magnesium citrate laxative stuff and then a entire container of miralax...
  4. Ennis-TX
    I am highly allergic to corn....I feel your pain in a way. Personally I avoid pure soy as the distress it does to my gut and body. Soy lectin sometimes is in a few things and I try to avoid but it is damn near impossible. Oh mask, I got some allergy mask from this one company that work great and look cool. www.respro.com/store/product/techno-mask is...
  5. Ennis-TX
    https://www.glutenfreewatchdog.org/news/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/DIGIDOatsBreakfastATTENDEES.pdf Adding to this, yes this was done years ago but the same protocols are still in place...welcome to look at the huge holes in current testing practices and those of us that are super sensitive. I just fear parents who give kids then 5-20ppm products that might...
  6. Ennis-TX
    The mucus and phlegm sounds like a allergy or food intolerance. Try keeping a food diary, record everything you eat and how you prepare it, seasonings, sauces, and cooking methods. Then record how you feel and symptoms hours after. Try rotating your diet removing things for a few days and you might find the trigger. Allergies are odd, could be anything from...
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    Yeah I am in a small town and the only gluten free baker in it, only have 3 other celiac regulars, otherwise a few health nuts, and my keto bread I came out with last month took off with a group of diabetics. my competition is gluten bakers and old ladies at farmers markets. I mean me vs someone that looks like a grandma...everyone loves grandmas cookies...
  8. Ennis-TX
    The fog is part of the brain issue/nerve issues (Longest to heal) and is compounded by vitamin B absorption issues from a damaged gut. SO like me and the majority of supplementing is a near must. I use a 2 different liquid sublingual for mine. I take 1 tbsp each of Liquid Health brand Stress & Energy and Liquid Health Neurological Support, these seem...
  9. Ennis-TX
    Cutting boards are actually one of the biggies if you had gluten foods on them. The scratches can retain gluten containing food particles, and not easily cleaned out, Scratched pots that were used for something like pasta are going to be a CC issue for while and scratched teflon...yeah that will. Solid piece utensils can be cleaned, stainless steel pots in...
  10. Ennis-TX
    Welcome to the forums and the club you never really wanted to join. To address your cancer issues, I am under the understanding that your chances of getting cancer significantly decrease once you start the gluten free diet and stay on it. Funny fact many of us on this diet are forced to eat cleaner and healthier foods if we stick to the whole foods approach...
  11. Ennis-TX
    Welcome to the forums, glad you finally figured it out. I can relate on the anger and weight issues. In high school college I was huge, and had very little energy. That came off mostly before going 100% gluten free and when I thought I was going to die right before diagnosis. Anger wise I refereed to it as Mr. Hyde, diet and supplements kept it under control...
  12. Ennis-TX
    Interesting, seems the Nima community has been testing cheerios constantly. They have some interesting results for for the past few months. "The results? Eighty-eight percent of test results for the pea-sized sample of Cheerios were gluten-free, and for 13 percent, Nima detected gluten. All gluten found results were from Honey Nut Cheerios. As a reminder...
  13. Ennis-TX
    Ever thought of getting a list of symptoms for celiac, and talking to your family about which ones they noticed as you were a baby/kid growing up? Then finding all these dots connecting and AHH moments with your parents and childhood friends? What about things that were random issues what went away on a gluten free diet that you used to deal with daily? Maybe...
  14. Ennis-TX
    It depends on if you can do it, I would suggest it. That peace of mind knowing it is it, and the offical dia will help with acceptance by family if you have some issues with that (some of my extended family still think it is a joke). It can also help with getting some benefits at least for now if you have it officially dia. I found I can write off the price...
  15. Ennis-TX
    Please check post dates, this was a post from 2011. And yes celiac is a odd disease many of us develop different food intolerance issues, some common ones in gluten free foods can be dairy, corn, xantham gum, sugars, certain fruits, nightshade (potatoes, tomatoes, peppers), soy, and Oats is a another major one. Heck I got a random intolerance to lettuce for...
  16. Ennis-TX
    AH a bread machine, why do people insist on yeast breads, when you can make a great quick bread just as fast and lower carb and not risk a candida infection . I am just biased as baking yeast makes me bloat and sicker then a dog, Funny coming from a bakery owner but I stick to my grain free, and yeast free baked goods. My customers love them as they are...
  17. Ennis-TX
    I have used Simple Mills pizza crust in a springform pan to make a Chicago deep dish style crust. Grain free, loaded it with sauce and non dairy cheese and half of it with a burger sub.
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    Depends on where your at, I am a pretty dang good baker and all the baked goods in my bakery are grain free and gluten free. But I only serve locally. Dallas Tx. has another great bakery called unrefined. Many swear by canyon house baked goods, I used to love Julian Bakery as they were low carb, grain free, and corn free, Some people just get the the cheap...
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    Voluntary, hince the recent concern with the hummus topic, on a side note the GFWD petition seems to be going well. Yeah would not know but my concern is what herbs? Some have common cc issues rare but yeah, I only trust 1 tea company after a ton of issues with companies that could not control CC issues when they use barley in just one line...
  20. Ennis-TX
    Example? I know Enjoy life is and I know Gerbs Allergen Friendly Foods are.
  21. Ennis-TX
    I dream of opening a gluten free food truck, have the business plans down, truck layout done, truck quote, menu, full on orders for supplies, and whole sale accounts already set to go. Started a fundraiser and it never took off leaving me just dreaming.
  22. Ennis-TX
    Yes I recently noticed this influx also, and upon getting some for luncheon I was hosting gluten free I did like you did and tested it, for me it came back gluten free but this was a few months ago. NOW I have seen others talking about this issue hince why I did the test. I have a theory as to the source of CC also, Sabra offers snack packs now with gluten...
  23. Ennis-TX
    Again, like the others say, gluten free diet, not cheating, healthy exercise, not smoking, and watching your drinking will make your life a long and fulfilled one. Avoid the processed gluten free foods, try to stick to whole foods. I myself and working on body building with this disease. I did not know until my 20s about it and have severe damage to the...
  24. Ennis-TX
    Last post was from 2014, ingreidents do often change and you always have to check the package. I use Hershey Dark and Hershey cocoa both are gluten free also, I sometimes source other powders like Gerbs Allergen Friendly foods or Big Tree Raw cocoa for different flavors. I also buy Crio Bru ground roasted cocoa beans. Different ones like...
  25. Ennis-TX
    Older post, please check dates, but to address your question the symptoms many of use have with a gluten exposure seem to always evolve especially if we have a good amount of time between them. It leads to the complexity of this disease and knowing when you were truly glutened or if it was a intolerance issue, or something else. Chills, back before my diagnosis...
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