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Question about being Glutened

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I was curious if you could be glutened from breathing in smoke from food that has burnt or food residue burning off? Be it from oven, stove eye, grill etc.

I've googled and it just keeps listing you can from flour particles in the air. 

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I've also recently learned that taking a probiotc is helpful during the healing process. 

What is a good one to take? I do have some lactobacillus acidophilus, is that a safe option?

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  On 6/16/2022 at 12:55 AM, VictoriaSmith said:

I've also recently learned that taking a probiotc is helpful during the healing process. 

What is a good one to take? I do have some lactobacillus acidophilus, is that a safe option?

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Yes. Just so long as it is gluten free.  You might also want to take a little bit of prebotic type of food with it at least. Finely ground vegetables would work well for this. Fiber helps bacteria survive the stomach.  

Smoke from gluten containing things is fine.

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  On 6/16/2022 at 1:35 AM, Blue_Sky said:

Yes. Just so long as it is gluten free.  You might also want to take a little bit of prebotic type of food with it at least. Finely ground vegetables would work well for this. Fiber helps bacteria survive the stomach.  

Smoke from gluten containing things is fine.

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Thank you! 

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  On 6/16/2022 at 5:00 PM, VictoriaSmith said:

Thank you! 

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  On 6/16/2022 at 5:00 PM, VictoriaSmith said:

Thank you! 

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My neurologist recommended Align. Very happy with it. 

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Hi Victoria,

I've found that taking a good probiotic has been very helpful for me.  I take FloraJen3.

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  On 6/20/2022 at 3:54 PM, icelandgirl said:

Hi Victoria,

I've found that taking a good probiotic has been very helpful for me.  I take FloraJen3.

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What ways have you found it to be helpful? I'm curious how it helps celiac disease or NCGS. 

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  On 6/21/2022 at 3:04 PM, VictoriaSmith said:

What ways have you found it to be helpful? I'm curious how it helps celiac disease or NCGS. 

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When I was first diagnosed I was really struggling.  A few months in a lot of my digestive symptoms were still there, daily D especially .  Another celiac recommended Florajen 3 and I decided to try it.  It really helped my digestive system overall.  Better stools, less bloating, etc.  I hope that helps!

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