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Body Odor after Being Glutened

Rhobhan
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Rhobhan Apprentice
Rhobhan
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My wife confessed that I have a smell after being glutened. I am batting six weeks’ worth of bad fallout after being glutened: diarrhea, nausea, weight loss etc.

i shower daily and practice good hygiene, but she says I have this smell—a “bathroom odor.”

I’m  humiliated to say the least and don’t know what to do.

Anyone else have this problem?

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cyclinglady Grand Master
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We have had members say they have experienced this.  Best to avoid gluten.  Hang in there!  

Felix Nuts Tomcat Apprentice
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I get a 'burning tires' smell now and then.  Is this related to gluten?  It is extremely foul.

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