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- knitty kitty commented on Jefferson Adams's article in Italian4
Italian-Style Fifteen Bean Soup (Gluten-Free)
@Celiac momma, I use oxtails (from beef). I've also used beef neck bones, too. -
- Raquel2021 replied to Raquel2021's topic in Coping with Celiac Disease12
Blunted villi almost 4 year after diagnosis
My GI told me the same thing I have blunted villi but because my antibodies are now normal I am in remission of the celiac disease. This is why I am so confused. This is seem to be contradicting. This was the reason for my post. He did not seem to be worried about th3 damage of the villi. He said that because my antibodies are good I am good now. Meanwhile... -
- trents replied to lnwalser96's topic in Introduce Yourself / Share Stuff1
Newly diagnosed with Celiac disease
Welcome to the forum, Inwalser96! Studies show that eating out is the #1 way to sabotage the gluten free diet. You may order stuff that is gluten free but you have little or no control over how it is cooked and handled back in the kitchen to prevent cross contamination. Our administrator, Scott Adams, tells the story of ordering gluten free pasta at... -
- Celiac momma commented on Jefferson Adams's article in Italian4
Italian-Style Fifteen Bean Soup (Gluten-Free)
My mom has celiac and a pork and MSG allergy. What could I use in place of hamhocks? -
- trents replied to Raquel2021's topic in Coping with Celiac Disease12
Blunted villi almost 4 year after diagnosis
Helen, you may know this already but your post above was confusing in this regard. Blunted villi would refer to what is found by endoscopy and biopsy of the small bowel, not the stomach. And to say that the biopsy was normal despite having blunted villi is a contradiction unless, that is, the biopsy referred to was of the stomach and not of the small bowel...
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