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armetta's Blog

Nyc - No Postcards Wish You Were Here

After reading Lindylynns blog about eating in NYC, I wish we had retired there. Of course I hate the humidity, but the eating out sounds great. Coulter has talked about the same things in the dining section. NYC also has wonderful plays to go to. I love the size of the theaters - small. I am also like Mosaics' blog, after you tell about the illness what do you write about. So, I will do what she did and tell you a little about me.I have been married to a wonderful man (really he is) for 42
mouse

mouse

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Ann1231's Blog

July 28, 2005

last couple of days have been good gluten-free-wise. ra has been awful. i've done some walking, that's always good. ds liked the gluten-free bread, I thought it was too heavy. we both liked the flavor of the pancakes but again, it was too heavy for me. I think I would prefer to do without the substitutes, ds would like them again.very tired this morning. ds worked the late shift so we didn't get home until 11:00 or so, I couldn't get to sleep until after 1:00. stomach has been feeling bet
Ann1231

Ann1231

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AmandasMommy's Blog

Alcoholic Beverages

Absolut Vodka (ve=01/11/2006) VODKA: unflavored only. Flavored…“we can not recommend persons allergic to gluten to consume our flavored products”   Almaden Wines   Alpine Spiced Cider Drink Mixes   Arbor Mist Frozen Wine Blenders All are gluten free.   Armagnac   Bacardi All rums   Bargetto Wines All varieties   Bartles & Jaymes Wine Based Coolers NOTE: Bartles & Jaymes MALT-Base Coolers contain gluten   Boone’s & Boone’s Farm Coolers Wine
amandasmommy2

amandasmommy2

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lindylynn's Blog

Eating, Really Eating

Today's topic is restaurants. Really good ones, not just the chain places like Outback.   I used to love eating out at fine restaurants (OK, and on our yearly road trip from NY to Louisiana to visit my husband's family, it was always Cracker Barrell). So where does a Celiac eat?   On road trips now, the easiest thing is to scout out the nearest Outback or Boston Market. And I pack a cooler with cottage cheese, carrots, apples, hummus, tortilla chips, grapes, rice crackers and my favorite Mi
lindylynn

lindylynn

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AmandasMommy's Blog

Beverages

Apple & Eve All products are gluten-free   Arizona All varieties manufactured as of October 2002 are gluten-free (newer varieties should be called on for verification)   Arizona, Ferolito Vultaggio & Sons All flavors are gluten-free   Aquafina (Pepsi)   Aquafina Essentials (Pepsi) All Pepsi products are gluten-free.   ASHBYS® of London Teas No gluten in any of our products   Atkins Drinks All Atkins ready to drink (RTD) mixes and powdered drink mixes ar
amandasmommy2

amandasmommy2

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num1habsfan's Blog

Trying This Out..

yeah I can say not really a fan of having these blogs visible to all, gonna have to be careful about what I say on here. Not that I dont love anyone on these boards, but at least on LiveJournal I usually only allow those on my friends lists to see my entries and sometimes not even that. So hmm Ah well I can just copy and paste from there into here and then delete which things I do not want publicly viewed here
num1habsfan

num1habsfan

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CeLiAc CeLeBrItY

Glutened For The Second Time

Yesterday, I was hungry and I went to the cupboard. I noticed that we had Swoops--those chocolate Pringles-like things. The regular Reeses ones with milk chocolate are OK, so I falsely assumed that these would be--and then decided to check the label after eating FIVE. Way at the bottom of the list, after 'defatted peanuts' was WHEAT FLOUR. There is a hole in my intestine, ladies and gentleman.Eh...
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Guest

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Mosaics' Blog

Rating My Blog

So what's up with that? Who wants to rate someone else's blog? What are we supposed to do...indicate that someone's blog is terrible? Or compare it to everyone else's blog and indicate that one is better than all the others? If you ask me, that feature should disappear. In fact, I'm on a mission to find out how to get it off my blog.
Mosaics

Mosaics

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lindylynn's Blog

5 Am Meanderings

My body and mind are not in agreement on what we should be doing right now. My body wants to sleep but my mind is quite active. I've made a "To do" list but it won't be still...   So blogging is a good solution. And reading yours. All of us with this crucial part of our lives (eating) in common.   Tomorrow the 17-year old French student my husband and I have been hosting for the last three weeks as part of the World Exchange program goes home. It has been lovely having her, and a learning e
lindylynn

lindylynn

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Mosaics' Blog

So Much For Blogging

I must lead a pretty dull life. I blogged for two days and ran out of things to say.   I told my celiac story, so maybe I'll tell a little about my life...well my blog is supposed to be all about me, right?   I'm a 45 year old married SAHM of two children...21 y.o. daughter and 16 y.o. son and I'm a Christian. I'm also an artist and I love to read.   My husband is an electrical engineer and has spent most of his career life working with computer companies. About three yrs. ago he
Mosaics

Mosaics

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BERNESES' Blog

I Had Beer! (gluten Free Of Course!

Oh heaven, heaven, heaven! I've been gluten free since January 15, 2005 (over 6 months!) and this weekend I had beer for the first time in over a year. I had stopped drinking beer last summer because every time I had it, I would have two and feel hungover for the equivalent amount of days. At this point, I had no idea that I had Celiac's. I just knew that beer made me very, very ill. This weekend my husband Kurt and I went to Vermont and lo and behold- we walked into the gheneral store in Woodst
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Guest

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armetta's Blog

Length Of Recovery And Today's Doctor Visit

I was going to address my recovery time, after the diagnosis. But, yesterday was a bad time for me emotionally, because of the doctor appointment today. My recovery is still ongoing after being diagnosed early February of 2004. As soon as I went gluten-free, I noticed a mark improvment right away and thought it would keep going at that pace. It did not. They said I would gain some of my weight back and I did not. I am still the size I was when I was diagnosed. I am probably at 50 % or so
mouse

mouse

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Jonesy's Blog

Welcome To My World

I haven't really thought this through, so I'll just plunge in. I was born under the sign of Airies, and that's the way we operate First, I'll tell you that I'm happy to be a Celiac. At first I was totally dismayed in disbelief. My Dr. was more surprised that I was. I figure he was expecting to find a malignancy, and he told me he was astounded to discover the Celiac Sprue through the biopsy.I've been gluten free since June 16th (2005) and I must be doing something right because I am feeling S
Jonesy

Jonesy

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Kerry's GF Life

Gf Birthday

Today is my birthday! I am very fortunate to work with some great people. We have a potluck once a month for everyone on my team whose birthday is that month. We only have 10 people, so it's a manageable thing.Well, this month they had the potluck last week. And they decided to make it a gluten-free potluck. Isn't that kind? I hate to be the center of attention and I hate for the diet to be a burden to other people, but they insisted. They ran their ideas by me and they scoured ingredient lists.
celtikerry

celtikerry

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marshlakemom's Blog

Continuing Gluten Free...one Week Now

Well today being Tuesday, July 26th, I am one week gluten-free for the first time in years. Not seeing any improvement in my sleep yet, but I guess that will take time. Not sure if it is the gluten that is causing me my sleep problems. I had a doctor's appointment yesterday and we are going to try Tryptophan for my sleep. So I am anxious to see if that helps in any way. I read on one of the Celiac sites that our bodies don't absorb the tryptophan from our foods and that could be the cause o
marshlakemomma

marshlakemomma

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Susantg3's Blog

Brief H/o My Cd

dx with celiac disease/DH since 1974, positive bx, recently converted from positive blood test to negative.
Susantg3

Susantg3

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CeLiAc CeLeBrItY

Thai Kitchen Rules!

My fellow intern wants to try one of my Thai Kitchen bowls...even after he said that the rice noodles look like plastic. Haha!
Guest

Guest

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Ann1231's Blog

July 25, 2005

some people are brilliant..... i went to a fast food restaurant today, ordered a cheeseburger, no bun of course, with lettuce, onion, tomato. they bring it out in the little dish, and had placed the cheese on the bottom of the burger! so basically it was stuck to the dish and I had a hamburger. didn't realize I had to tell them how to do that even....had a soft stool this morning. that's unusual since I had one last night. I felt lighter in the stomach area last night but still bloated in
Ann1231

Ann1231

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Nancy's Celiac Adventure Blog

Introduction

<p>Hi there. I'm 48 years old, and I was diagnosed with celiac disease in December 1998. It was a very sad time for me. I knew I should be happy that my medical problems could be solved by diet alone, without dangerous drugs and bad side effects, but still, I wept every night for the beloved foods I had to give up, and I mourned the ease with which I had formerly dined in restaurants and friends' homes. I was single, and I thought my social life (pathetic as it was) was over. Who'd want to
Guest

Guest

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AmandasMommy's Blog

Soups

Bouillon, both granulated and cubes. Herb-Ox Chicken soup base. Gourmet Award Healthy Request Chicken Broth. Campbell's
amandasmommy2

amandasmommy2

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AmandasMommy's Blog

Syrups

Aunt Jemima Syrups Quaker Oats Company Da Vinci All Natural Flavored Syrups Da Vinci Da Vinci Classic Flavored Syrups Da Vinci Da Vinci Gourmet Sauces Da Vinci Da Vinci Sugar Free Flavored Syrups Da Vinci Maple Grove Farms of Vermont Pure Maple Syrup Maple Grove Farms of Vermont New England Maple Syrup Sleepy Mountain Maple Company Safeway Brand Butter Lite Syrup Safeway Safeway Brand Lite Syrup Safeway Safeway Brand Old Fashioned Safeway Torani Flavored Syrups Torani Trader Joe's Map
amandasmommy2

amandasmommy2

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AmandasMommy's Blog

Tacos

Azteca Corn Tortilla Azteca Little Bear taco shells - corn Mission Foods Corn Tortillas Ortega tostada shells Ortega Ortega white corn taco shells Ortega Ortega Yellow corn taco shells Ortega
amandasmommy2

amandasmommy2

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AmandasMommy's Blog

Toothpaste

ARM & HAMMER® Dental Care Toothpaste Colgate Toothpaste Crest Macleans Tom's of Maine
amandasmommy2

amandasmommy2

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  • Blog Comments

    • dixonpete
      Well how about that!

      John Scott pointed me to Wiki entry about the effect of diet on hookworm egg production: https://www.helminthictherapywiki.org/wiki/NA_incubation:_very_detailed_method_by_Alana#Promotion_of_egg_viability_by_dietary_manipulation

      Nothing presently in my diet was mentioned in the article, but it does bring up the obvious point that my diet would naturally affect the health and wellness of the hookworms that live in my gut. Something to think about.

    • Scott Adams
      Simple Mills and Made Good Foods Products May Contain Gluten Levels Above the FDA's Allowable Limit of 20 ppm

      Yes, there are several gluten-free certifications out there (one is the GFCO), and the usual standard they claim is 10ppm, however, recent findings indicate that even the GFCO's higher standards may not ensure that foods they certify are gluten-free:

       

      @Lauraferleo Simple Mills may have issues and is included in this article:

       

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