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I've been gluten-free for 5 years. Through years of research, classes, seminars, and trial and error, I have finally been able to bake yummy gluten free goodies! I finally feel, "well".

  1. Lollie... I just got back on the forum after gone quite sometime. Hope your family is OK. Now I am EvieLS...formerly evie..

    take care..

  2. Just thought I would add my two cents! I've been gluten-free for 5 years. In the first year I had to stay away from soy as the protein was too similar to gluten. I also had to really watch what was coming in the house, my family did not go gluten-free. If someone makes a sandwich on the counter, and you come in later and make a gluten-free one, then some...
  3. If I am having gas I take phazyme. They seem to really help. I also take pepcid AC if it's more sour stomach. I drink lots of fluids, it helps to wash out the system.
  4. For me i get similar reactions, but they aren't from gluten... If i start to feel sick with the headache, then I know it's gluten. I get the horrible gas when I consume bean flours or sorghum flour. I don't know why. Apparently the damage done to my intestines make those flours harder to breakdown. I have found that phazyme seems to work for me on controlling...
  5. Hi! I posted the granola bars under a new topic! Let me know what you think!
  6. I agree. It took at least a year for my villi to "reactivate" after becoming gluten-free. If I accidently eat something with gluten, I have problems for at least 2 weeks after the incident. It is better to avoid the gluten!
  7. Just for my take on this... I think you should try the gluten free oats and see how you feel. Maybe try them on a weekend when you don't have to be any where. I have been gluten-free for at least 5 years, and I have always been able to eat them. Everybody is different. That's why it is important to try things and see how you react to them. As for the...
  8. I just finished testing this recipe and it is delicious! Let me know what you think! Open Original Shared Link
  9. Hi all! Been in Eastern NC, Morehead City, since last May. Hoping to see if there are any other locals in my area!
  10. Just wanted to say hi to all the old timers! Been a while since I've been on here!
  11. Hi! Just wanted everyone to know that there is an option in North Carolina! Gluten Free Crystal Coast. It's a personal chef service that is dedicated gluten-free.
  12. Happy birthday and may God bless you today!

  13. I was 32ish....
  14. Hi and welcome! I usually get my symptoms with in a couple of hours of consuming gluten. It is usually "D" and intense intestinal pain. I then have a headache the next day. It's been a while since i got sick.... but I make all my own food, and never eat fast food or processed.
  15. Hi! I hope that all this helps... I have to agree with all the others and also add that if I eat too many Stax, I get sick also, so that may be something that you should try to avoid and see how you feel. Also, if you were sick for a while before diagnosis, your body is very used to not having to deal with the digestion and distribution of your food...
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