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Argh... Stupid Toothpaste "glutened" Me!

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HyperGirl Newbie
HyperGirl
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I am still eating gluten as I am in the process of getting diagnosed and I know mouth ulcers is a symptom. But it often seems to be related to brushing my teeth...it could be coincidence though. Hopefully it isn't the toothpaste, then it'll be one less thing I'd have to worry about changing :P

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it may just be the peppermint. I know a lot of people don't like peppermint toothpaste because it bothers them. Try a different flavour, or milder mint.

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jomi Newbie
jomi
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I've been using Akamai natural toothpaste! I'm pretty sure that they have all natural ingredients and I have stopped having symptoms that I was getting with Colgate. I would highly recommend it! It also works on my pimples lol

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