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Hamburger? Maybe Lettuce?


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i cannot figure what is going on here. i cannot get out of this blackhole and have no clue where it is coming from. i heal a little bit and think i figure out what is not working, but then something else does not work. all of which should be safe!!! this is killing me. hamburger meat? i don't even remember where i got it (meijers or kroger) but it was just hamburger meat you know a nice rectangle hunk...or lettuce. ever had problems with lettuce????? this is unbelievable!!!!!!!!


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i cannot figure what is going on here. i cannot get out of this blackhole and have no clue where it is coming from. i heal a little bit and think i figure out what is not working, but then something else does not work. all of which should be safe!!! this is killing me. hamburger meat? i don't even remember where i got it (meijers or kroger) but it was just hamburger meat you know a nice rectangle hunk...or lettuce. ever had problems with lettuce????? this is unbelievable!!!!!!!!

Scotty,

I can't believe you wrote this- I was just about to write and ask people about trouble with hamburger!

I stopped eating ground beef about 5 months ago because it seemed I was reacting to it. All I can think is perhaps hamburger is ground on machines that then grind sausage or something else that has the evil gluten in it. Sometimes lettuce can be difficult to digest for me (like everything, it seems...) but I am suspicious of ground meat. If I eat the same company's steak, it seems fine. It will be interesting if others respond. I hope you feel better very soon. I JUST am getting over my latest hamburger incident- I have nothing else new to blame. I am a year and 2 months gluten, soy, corn, legume and nightshade free. I eat a little hard cheddar cheese very occasionally.

Good luck!

lisa

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I have noticed wheat as an ingredient in some packaged hamburger!!!!!

I now only eat our meat(my parents raise two stears a year and I buy a quarter from them for hambgurger!) and I don't react to that....I react to walmart hamburger.

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