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Any Other Foods To Cut Out When You First Go Gluten Free?

Lalama

By Lalama
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Lalama Apprentice
Lalama
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I have been gluten free for about 4 months now. Occasionally when I eat fresh garlic my stomach bloats. A friend of mine told me there are certain foods that you should cut out (besides casein, soy, eggs...and other common allergen foods)that your body reacts to as though you've eaten gluten. She said garlic is one of them. Is this the case? And are there any others that I should avoid?

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My best friend has absolutely NO issues with gluten. BUT, he has stomach issues like you did when he eats uncooked garlic. Here's the kicker.... he has no problems if it is cooked. He can eat those carmelized/baked garlic cloves that you see at Italian restaurants and be fine. But, raw garlic in... say... salsa puts him over the edge.

See what the cooked does to you before you cut it out completely.

Lalama Apprentice
Lalama
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Yeah...I think I will have to do cooked garlic until my leaky gut clears up. I didn't always have this problem-so I am assuming that is what's causing it. Thanks for your response!

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If garlic is an issue, keep an eye on onions. Lots of people have a cross-intolerance.

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