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  1. lonewolf
    Hope no one from the weight loss thread sees this. My daughter and I were in the mood for a treat tonight and decided to make pineapple upsidedown cake. It turned out so good that I HAD to share how we did it. Start with an 8 x 12 glass cake pan and put 3 Tbs. of butter in, then put it in the oven while it's preheating to 350. When the butter...
  2. lonewolf
    The ice cream shop next to the ferry dock usually has at least 2 flavors of sorbet, so be sure to stop by there. I can't remember the name of the little open air grill right across the street as soon as you get off the ferry. It's part of the "Fridays Crabhouse" or something like that, my daughter says. If you go when it's busy, forget it. But if you...
  3. lonewolf
    Hi everyone. I'm still here. I went to the gym twice yesterday and am back up to speed on working out. My eating is getting a bit better, almost back on track. Really busy and gotta run, but wanted to check in.
  4. lonewolf
    Hmmm, have you looked at his "Curriculum Vitae"? He has an impressive resume and is well-respected. Not everyone agrees with him about his findings with Enterolab, but that doesn't mean he's not credible. You should read this: Open Original Shared Link Then go to one of his seminars, speak to him in person and then decide if he's credible. That...
  5. lonewolf
    Like Momma Goose said, celiac causes an autoimmune reaction in the small intestine, resulting in damage. Gluten sensitivity doesn't necessarily cause the reaction in the small intestine, but can cause a reaction elsewhere. In my case I get an autoimmune reaction in my kidneys. Eat gluten = have autoimmune kidney disease. No gluten = no kidney disease...
  6. lonewolf
    Here is some information. The Weston A. Price Foundation is a non-profit, educational foundation. Open Original Shared Link
  7. lonewolf
    I don't usually buy prepared foods because of multiple food intolerances, so I don't usually pay attention when I see a list on here. Now that I need one, I can't find one. (I can NOT figure out how to get a search to work well on this site.) I met someone who wants to try the gluten-free diet, but doesn't really cook, so wants to know what brands of things...
  8. lonewolf
    I'm back on track with the exercise - got to the gym Tuesday, Thursday and tonight, in addition to teaching PE on Tuesday, Wednesday and today. But can't get it together with the eating. Arrgghh... I easily succumb to temptation. Maybe I'll just plan a "free" weekend so I don't feel guilty, get it all out of my system and then start fresh on Monday. ...
  9. lonewolf
    My oven is great (fairly new, bake all the time). I just got a brand new container of yeast and it's not quick rise. I did use metal baking pans. They're the ones I use for quick breads and they always turn out just fine. I'm an experienced baker - I used my "normal" gluten-free flour blend and then added the exact flours called for in the exact measurements...
  10. lonewolf
    After reading all the raves about this bread, I decided to try it. Followed the recipe exactly. It turned out horribly. It was looking great until I put it in the oven. Then it fell - probably sunk down 2-1/2 inches while it was baking. Taste was okay on the outside, but gooey and gross on the inside, just like all my failed experiments over the years...
  11. lonewolf
    Pancakes or Trader Joe's gluten-free waffles Chicken sausage or Turkey bacon from Trader Joe's French Toast Trader Joe's gluten-free granola and rice milk Almond butter on rice cakes Homemade muffins (apple, pumpkin, cinnamon, quinoa/raisin)
  12. lonewolf
    Trader Joe's turkey bacon and pineapple.
  13. lonewolf
    Indonesian Coconut Curried Chicken 2 lbs boneless, skinless chicken breast - cut into bitesized pieces 1 large onion, chopped in large chunks 1 can Thai Kitchen Coconut Milk 2-3 Tbs Curry Powder 1 medium carrot, grated 1 large apple, chopped into small pieces 1/2 C raisins Salt to taste Brown chicken and onion together until chicken loses the...
  14. lonewolf
    I just spent over 10 minutes there and couldn't find any list. Could you give me a hint where it is on the site?
  15. lonewolf
    Wow! That is beautiful. I'm sure it will taste great too. Can you share your recipe?
  16. lonewolf

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    lonewolf replied to lonewolf's topic in Related Issues & Disorders

    I've had my thyroid checked and rechecked. I know my doc has done several different types of testing (freeT-3, antibodies and who knows what else). I'm on Armour thyroid and have been for 11 years.
  17. lonewolf

    ARCHIVED Hair Loss

    lonewolf replied to lonewolf's topic in Related Issues & Disorders

    Wow, I guess I'm really not alone. I'm sorry so many other people have the same problem. Going gluten-free definitely isn't the key for me. I'm EXTREMELY diligent and have been gluten-free for quite a while and very gluten light for 11 years. I took my Biotin this afternoon. My bottle is "Thorne Research" brand and I got it at my naturopath's office...
  18. lonewolf

    ARCHIVED Hair Loss

    lonewolf replied to lonewolf's topic in Related Issues & Disorders

    Thanks for the tip! I wouldn't have even thought about that. I am sensitive to wheat in any form in lotions or shampoos. Last thing I need is a major rash on my head where my hair is thin!
  19. lonewolf

    ARCHIVED Hair Loss

    lonewolf replied to lonewolf's topic in Related Issues & Disorders

    I'm at work now - gotta run to class, but I think it's the same dosage. She gave me something else for my skin that also has biotin in it. I'll look tonight and get back here.
  20. lonewolf

    ARCHIVED Hair Loss

    lonewolf replied to lonewolf's topic in Related Issues & Disorders

    Susie and Patti, This is very relevant! I just remembered that my naturopath gave me a bottle of Biotin to take (just last week) and I'd already forgotten to take it. I'll get right on that! And I haven't made it over to the oxalate thread - I'm dreading having to cut out anything else, so I don't even know what oxalates are.
  21. lonewolf
    My hair has been thinning for much longer than the stress I'm having now. And I've been fanatically gluten-free for quite a while, so I don't know what it is. I'll get started with my eating for the day and edit to add later. B - 2 pieces French toast with about 1 Tbs blueberry jam (all gluten-free, dairy free) Edit later: L - taco salad with...
  22. lonewolf

    ARCHIVED Hair Loss

    lonewolf replied to lonewolf's topic in Related Issues & Disorders

    Patti, You're right, it ISN'T fair. Especially for someone as nice as you! I've thought about the hormone thing too, but I haven't even hit perimenopause yet. I might go back to my naturopath and see if she'll do some bloodwork for vitamin levels and hormone levels. Have you even thought of Rogaine? I'm seriously getting desperate enough to...
  23. lonewolf
    Okay, so much for the "I'll get back on track tomorrow" idea. I don't know what's wrong with me. I tend to be an emotional eater and I've been stressed lately with all the busy-ness of school starting and my aunt dying and all that. And I'm upset that my hair is still falling out and I'm starting to look bald on top . I think I just need to post everything...
  24. lonewolf

    ARCHIVED Hair Loss

    lonewolf posted a topic in Related Issues & Disorders

    I did a search and found several threads related to hair loss in women, but I still didn't quite get the information I'm looking for. I'm still relatively young (just turned 44) and have been dealing with thinning hair for the past several years. It got a little better when I started on thyroid medication (Armour) and way worse when I had to be on prednisone...
  25. lonewolf
    I can definitely understand this. I did gene testing because I'd been gluten free for so long and wasn't going back on gluten for anything. I was sure that I'd have 2 copies of the Celiac gene and that I'd be able to tell my skeptical family, "See - here's absolute proof". But wouldn't you know it, I don't have either of the Celiac genes - just every symptom...
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