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Some Success With Gluten Relief Capsules


MitziG

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Someone had given me a sample of these, so I saved them for the next accidental glutening to see if they would help. My son got glutened earlier in the week and was doubled over in pain, crying. I gave him one dissolved in Pepto Bismol and about 20 minutes later he said the pain was completely gone. Pepto alone doesn't usually give him much relief, so I am optimistic that this might help ease the severity of reactions when we do get accidentally glutened!


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nmull #newly diagnosed Newbie

What are the name of the Relief capsules? also, where can they be purchased? I am new to all of this so I Have accidentally glutened myself a few times and would Have loved to had them :)

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jessabecc Newbie

I dont know if this is what the OP was talking about but...GlutenEase has really good reviews. You can find it on Amazon but it's cheaper through Vitamin Shoppe. Hubby hasn't tried these yet but its on our lsit

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