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Food Allergies As A Result Of Gluten Intolerance
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- RMJ replied to Richwhitelady's topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & Medications3
Gluten free foods made on shared equipment
Some certified gluten free foods are made on shared equipment. presumably they have excellent cleaning procedures that have been tested. So safety for celiacs is really going to vary from one manufacturer to another, -
- trents replied to Richwhitelady's topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & Medications3
Gluten free foods made on shared equipment
As Scott pointed out, there are too many variables to be able to give a black and white answer to your question. Another variable I would mention is the huge range in sensitivity to small amounts of gluten exposure that is found in the celiac community. What will trigger a reaction in one celiac may not in another. One more variable is the amount of gluten... -
- Scott Adams replied to Richwhitelady's topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & Medications3
Gluten free foods made on shared equipment
Welcome to the forum. This would be a personal choice that you would need to make. I eat many different products that don't necessarily have "gluten-free" on their label, for example potato chips, salsa, tortilla chips, etc, while other people won't eat such products. If "gluten-free" is on the label, and it is made in a facility that also processes wheat... -
- Richwhitelady posted a topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & Medications3
Gluten free foods made on shared equipment
I keep seeing people post on social media that it's ok for celiacs to eat gluten-free food that's made on shared equipment. Early in my diagnosis I was told otherwise. Is it really safe for us to eat gluten-free food made on shared equipment? I'd like to hear from an expert if possible. -
- Celiac comments posted a topic in Dermatitis Herpetiformis0
Wheat hay
It is fall feeding time and feeding 6 bales of wheat hay a day. Now I have eyelid rash and other rashes. It is hot and dry, so easy for hay dust to get in the air. Especially if a cow grabs a flake and shakes it by me. And we are feeding up the last of leftover hay from last year which has some mouse damage. I think I am going to need someone else to feed...
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